Ammunition Technician Specialist

High School Diploma – McCormick, S.C
Entry Level Ammunition Technician Specialist at Quartermaster School – Fort Lee, VA
Leadership and Ethics training – Camp Lejeune, NC
Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials (Ammo62 Cert) – Vilseck, Germany
Total Ammunition Management System – USMC

06/2013 to Current United States Marine Corps – Camp Lejeune, NC
Served as ammunition technician team member/team leader (2014-2017); supported all units in training abord Marine Corps Installations (Camp Lejeune, Cherry Point, School of Infantry East- New River, and Stone Bay).
Operated as a team leader for various section of ammunition (small arms, demolition, etc.) who active knowledge for proper packaging, shipping, receiving, and storing for the Camp Lejeune ASP from 2014-2016.
Appointed as Quality Assurance team member of an Ammunition Supply Point, responsible for $120 million in ammunition inventory, 140 nomenclature items, quality control and quality assurance, records management, personnel assignment, qualification and certification board chairperson, and all storage, handling, and transportation movements of class V(W) hazardous materials.
Monitored Combat Logistics Battalion 6 class V(W) program as Ammunition Chief (2017- current).
Provided technical guidance to unit leaders on handling, transportation, and storage of all class V(W) in accordance with corresponding DoD regulations to maintain combat and operational readiness.
Performed duties while implementing extensive knowledge, training, experience, and the employment of particular class V(W) capabilities beyond average in support of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force (SPMAGTF CR-AF) in 2017-2018 as well as 2019-2020, in order to respond to crisis within Europe and Africa.
Maintained 100% accountability as the Storage Chief for a daily average of 1,274,000 rounds of ammunition and explosives totaling $7.6M as the storage chief aboard Moron Air Base, Spain during the SPMAGTF CR-AF.
Sentenced and segregated returning ammunition by condition and code, type of ammunition, and explosive hazard class and division in accordance with the Defense Ammunition Center’s explosive and munitions compatibility laws and regulations.
Accurately analyzed daily Notices of Ammunition Reclassification (NAR), Ammunition Information Notices (AIN), and Lot Functionally Clear for Overhead Fire (OHF) notices to ensure training safety and the prevention of ammunition caused mishaps for the entire Marine Corps.
Inventoried, stored, prepared, shipped, and received, domestic and foreign, class V(W) for numerous crisis response missions, embassy security support, and live fire training (Africa, Greece, France, Italy, Romania) resulting in expenditures over $3.5M of various ammunition.

• Secret Clearance
• Ammunition handling and storage
• Inventory Control
• Hazmat shipper

Communication and Liaison, risk management

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