Douglas P. Farnsworth
*** ****** **, ******** *******, VA 23834
Cell: 804-***-****
*******@*****.***
EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTOR / LOGISTICS PROFESSIONAL
“Proven military-trained leader offering years of experience in supply and warehouse management.”
• Over 20 years of professional experience in Logistics and materials management.
• Keen troubleshooter with impressive analytical, verbal and listening skills.
• Exceptional knowledge of Inventory, Stock Control, Security, and Distribution.
• Experience with following STAMIS’s; SARSS, SAMS, SAMS-E, ULLS-A, ULLS-G, ULLS-S4, SPBS.
HIGHLIGHTS OF EXPERIENCE
Employer: Allen Corporation of America
Logistics Management Specialist 2007-Present
Ft Lee, Virginia
Provided field support and trainer, specialized knowledge and guidance of SARSS equipment to military corps, division, group, battalion and company commanders in both CONUS and OCONUS. Installed computers, access points, NIC cards, switches, hubs, air fortress, RFID and MROC's. Configured all equipment and instructed soldiers and civilians how to properly utilize new equipment to effectively manage a warehouse, suggest where equipment should be located for maximum usage, and performed site surveys. Recommended system modifications, solutions, and changes regarding problems concerning equipment maintenance and techniques. Developed and modified system documentation to include functional descriptions, User Manuals, training and instructional materials. Developed Engineering Change Proposals Software (ECP-S); prepared test condition requirements; updated benchmark test files; participated in test activities to validate whether software products performed to specification, including Software Development Test (SDT), Software Qualification Test (SQT), User Acceptance Test (UAT), Limited User Test (LUT) and Lead Verification Site Test (LVST). Performed all electronic technical and maintenance support, such as; assisting and teaching, troubleshooting and repair on complete mission systems. When working with new equipment or systems with incomplete technical data devised test set-ups and procedures and closely monitored newly established systems until adequate confidence in technique and procedure was gained. Responsible for repairing and maintaining specialized equipment required to support C4ISR systems. Extensive knowledge of a wide range of concepts, principles, and practices related to the hardware and software supported. Fielded help desk calls for SARSS systems worldwide. Experienced in the following STAMIS systems: SARSS, SAMS, SAMS-E, ULLS-A, ULLS-G, ULLS-S4, and SPBS. Experienced in the following commercial software: Solaris, UNIX, Linux, Microsoft (word, excel, access, power point), hardware experience: Replacing power supplies, NIC cards, RAM, CD/DVD drives and hard drives.
Employer: Army
Instructor/Writer 2004 –2007
Ft. Lee, Virginia
Instructor and writer for the Automated Logistics Specialist Course (92A10). I was responsible for training over 1,500 U.S. and International students annually on the SARSS1 (Standard Army Retail Supply System Level One). In-charge of writing and reviewing all lesson plans and practical exercises, as well as, updating and validating examinations as needed. Recommended changes to user manuals, training and instructional materials. Interacted, exchanged information and solved problems, and coordinated work efforts with instructors, branch chiefs and system users. Taught SAMS-E for a three month period to AIT (Advanced Individual Training) students. Responsible for all classroom automation and digital projection equipment valued at $150,000. Averaged a 98 percent pass rate for 3-year period.
Branch Chief for 3 months; in-charge of 8 Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs) and 2 civilians.
Employer: Army
Material Control Supervisor 2001 - 2003
Giebelstadt, Armed Forces Overseas, Germany
Noncommissioned Officer In-Charge for a Class IX Air/Ground Supply Support Activity (SARSS). Managed the receiving, issuing, shipping, and storage of assets. Accountable for 8 subordinate NCOs and 12 Soldiers. Reviewed written quality or inspection procedures for adequacy, and evaluated the implementation and effectiveness of quality/inspection systems, including sampling plans. Performed reviews and analysis on inventory discrepancies, inventory adjustments, and other factors to initiate corrective action, and resolve difficult and unprecedented problems for actual or forecasted problems. Analyzed quality data to detect unsatisfactory trends or weaknesses in the quality/inspection system. Investigated customer complaints and deficiency reports, and provided identification causes to appropriate personnel. Researched and resolved customer order discrepancies. Coordinated and monitored inventory reconciliation activities to address balance differences and to resolve discrepancies. Managed 1,367 ASL (Authorized Stockage List) lines valued at over $3M in support of 20 customer units. Shipped over $5M in equipment and repair parts to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Won USAREUR V Corps and 3rd Coscom Army Supply Excellence Award.
Employer: Army
Supply Sergeant 1998 - 2000
Ft. Hood, Texas
Supply Sergeant (SPBS) for a divisional Air Defense Battalion. Advised the Commander on all supply issues. Responsible for preparing documentation for request and turn in of class I, II, III, IV, and IX supplies. Prepared statements of charges and linen exchange. Managed CIF (Central Issuing Facility) records. Performed inventory reviews and analysis. Performed inventory reconciliation and resolved inventory discrepancies. Experienced with automated inventory systems. Knowledge of Military Standard Requisition and Issue Procedures (MILSTRIP), Military Standard Transaction Reporting and Accounting Procedures (MILSTRAP), and Defense Logistics Management Standards (DLMS). Knowledge of Logistic system and procedures as they relate to maintenance of the Accountable record. Knowledge of policies and procedures for loss and damage prevention. . Assisted Acquisition Specialists in resolution of problems or other matters relating to Government Furnished Material (GFM). Accountable for organizational, installation, and real property totaling over $28M. Received Excellence in supply awards every month during rating period (one year).
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
• Central Texas College Ft. Hood, Texas
• Westwood College Denver, Colorado
Bachelor of Science Degree (Computer Network Management/Graduated Dec 2011)
• Total Army Instructor Training Course
• Unit Armor Course
• The Army Maintenance Management Course
• Unit Supply Operations/Management Course
• Security+ guide to network Security Fundamentals (eight week course)
• Network A+ Management Fundamentals (eight week course)
• Planning a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network, Enhanced (3 eight week courses)
VETERANS PREFERENCE
Retired from the Army with 21 years service
Thirty percent disabled veteran
SECURITY CLEARANCE
Active secret clearance