Travaris Strowbridge

Bachelor of Science – Physical Education| Florida International, 2014

Operations Supervisor| United States Army 2018 – Present
Manage the overall operational aspect of Logistics; served as Subject Matter Expert in risk management by proactively identifying any issues in the field of logistics that would affect production rates. Direct the development of regulations, procedures, and operating instructions tailored to the specific needs of more than 14 diverse locations with more than 5,700 employees. Address such functions as logistics and facilities management, range operations, and administrative requirements. Implement programs to ensure compliance with all environmental and natural resource regulations established by Federal, state, and local agencies. Ensure the continuous operational mobilization readiness of the sites and the operational ability of aircraft on short notice (less than 24 hours) to support state and federal agencies in support of national defense initiatives.

Petroleum Requirements Manager| United States Army​ 2017 – 2018
Employed effective supervisory skills to oversee staff of 30 personnel who were responsible for stocking bulk and packaged petroleum products, as well as handle any accounting duties for inventory received. Incorporated modalities to ensure that quality control criteria were being met; oversaw process which selected and submitted petroleum samples for laboratory testing. Accounted for over $4B of materials through generating and distributing daily reports to ensure that organizational goals were consistently being met.

OC-T| United States Army ​ 2014 – 2017
Worked across multi-functional teams, successfully achieving large-scale progress in the learning of development of personnel; responsible for 85% of training rendered. Implemented training events successfully resulting in increased knowledge retention and increased performance. Developed alternative plans to mitigate risks through the development of comprehensive training programs to support corrective action plans established to improve performance. Assessed operational performance, coordination of fire support to enforce quality improvement initiatives.

Customs Agent Officer| United States Army​​ 2009 – 2012
Ensured that American borders remained safe, enforced drug trafficking laws, and prevented the spread of disease by conducting over 2,000 customs check during Special Forces operations. Managed more than $35M in inventory by creating an effective system to maintain accurate data. Reconciled inventory in an accurate, efficient manner, ensuring that purchasing requests aligned with billing and established contracts. Employed effective facilitation skills teaching employees how to apply specialized knowledge of law in a practical manner, increasing employee’s competence.

Senior Drill Sergeant| United States Army 2012 – 2014
Provided direction, mentorship, and guidance to approximately 4,000 personnel on an annual basis. Transformed more than 2,600 civilian recruits into United States Army Soldiers by providing engaging learning methodologies; increasing performance.Employed strategic management strategies to develop and maintain a cohesive team with open lines of communication.Initiated the detailed review of more than 98% of Army doctrines providing recommendations for improvement to enhance organizational effectiveness.

Petroleum Distribution Manager| United States Army 2003 – 2008
Oversaw various distributions functions; ensured that usage of 250 fleet vehicles met or exceeded Department of Transportation rules and regulations. Evaluated systems, analyzed data, and enforced quality control procedures to promote optimal outcomes. Ensured safe storage and preparation of multiple fuel and water was aligned with the environmental distribution of waste products under OSHA, host-nation, and Army policies. Supervised more than 50 employees across cross-functional teams supporting water supply, laboratory testing, and petroleum terminal operations. Maintained accountability of Class III Bulk petroleum and aviation distribution equipment valued at $30B.

• Lean Six Sigma Supply System Unit Master | Unit Safety Officer | Drill Sergeant| Supply System| Unit Master Training | Resilience Course Contracting Officers| Joint Logistics Operations | Manager Development | Support Operations (Phase 1&2)| Supervisor Development | Combined Joint Operations| Demonstrated Senior Logistician | Equal Opportunity Instructor| NATO Operations Staff Partner Course| Actions Officer Development | Quality Assurance| Quality Surveillance

Project Management | Collaborative Leadership | Logistic Analysis | Strategy Development & Execution Learning and Development | Petroleum Management | High-Impact Decision Making| Facility Safety

Omega Psi Phi, Quartermaster Association

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