Movement Control/Transportation Coordinator Logistics Analyst & Container Management

• Active Secret Clearance

Warrior Leader Course (2001)

Staff Sergeant | U.S. Army | Fort Bragg, North Carolina | 03/2000 – 01/2007

Criminal Justice (course work) | John Jay College of Criminal Justice | New York, NY | 2007

Fork Lift Driver Training (2011)

Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) (2012)

• Container Management and IBS-CMM Training Cert (2013)
• Hazardous Materials Awareness (2014)
• Integrated Booking System Container Management Module Cert (2013)
• Ammo 62 Technical Transportation of Hazardous Material (2015)
• Ammo 45 Identifying Ammunition (2013)
• Ammo 43 Intermodal Dry Cargo container/CSC Reinspection (2016)
• Ammo 67 Hazmat Familiarization & Safety In Transportation (2015)
• Blood Borne Pathogens (2015)
• AMC Airlift Load Planning Cert (2015)
• AMC Equipment Preparation Course (2015)

KBR – Taji, Iraq    

Logistics Coordinator – MCT Air Operations (Oct. 2015 – Jan. 2016)

• Supports the Air Operations Team by providing Movement Control support services for U.S. and Coalition Forces in Iraq, through the U.S. Military Transportation System.
• Manage complex transportation and supply hubs, assist customers with various levels of cargo queries; storage containers, armored equipment, hazardous/non-hazardous equipment and passenger movement.
• Responsible for receiving, validating, and processing all Intra-Theater Request System (ITARS), Unit Line Numbers (ULN’S), Air Movement Request (AMR) and Air Passenger Reservation System, Transportation Movement Request (TMR’s), and Joint Movement Request (JMR’s), for the personnel and equipment transiting, originating, terminating, and assigned MCT area of responsibility.
• Coordinate transportation assets, and provide In-Transit Visibility using Radio Frequency Identification In-Transit Visibility (RFITV) to support military movements in assistance with deployment and redeployment efforts.
• Review and create Air Load Plans for military cargo and personnel on military aircrafts.
• Utilize Global Decision Support System (GDSS2) and Global Air Transportation Execution System (GATES) to process, manifest and track inbound/outbound travel of passengers civilian and military of cargo and supplies.
• Load and unloaded passengers on fixed and rotary wing aircrafts.
• Prepared and downloaded equipment on and off military aircrafts.

AECOM – Bagram, Afghanistan

Theater Movement Control Coordinator (NOV. 2013 – Oct. 2015)

• Responsible for the Quality Assurance and Quality Control(QA/QC) of TCMD’S (Transportation Control Movement Documents), UDL (Unit Deployment List) Air Mobility Command Load Plans and hazardous materials documents throughout theater ensuring the Transportation Coordinators Automated Information for Movement System II (TC-AIMS II) process is accurate for the validation of ULN (Unit Line Number) creation.
• Responsible for tracking and keeping visibility of all shipped equipment leaving theater of Afghanistan using (SMS) Single Mobility System, Global Transportation Network (GTN), IBS-CMM (Integrated Booking System-Container Management Module), Radio Frequency Identification In-Transit Visibility(RFITV) and Global Acquisition and Transportation Execution System (GATES).
• Operate and review Integrated Computerized Deployment System (ICODES) to develop Aircraft Load Plans for USAF and civilian aircrafts. (C-17, C-5, C-130, & IL-76)
• Give guidance and advice for assisting in developing estimates for types of aircraft to be used for loads.
• Review all transportation and hazmat documentation for accuracy so it could be process into the Joint Operational Planning and Execution System (JOPES).
• Created Transportation Control and Movement Documents (TCMD’S) using MRO’s (Material Release Order) for Redistribution Property Accountability Team (RPAT’S) using the Transportation Coordinators Automated Information for Movement System II (TC-AIMS II).
• Ensures proper tracking of all containers for specified GEOLOC’S in the assigned region using IBS-CMM.

 SERCO – Kandahar, Afghanistan

Logistics Analyst II/Container Management Specialist (JUL. 2012 – OCT. 2013)

• Worked with Base Closure Assistance Team (BCAT) in assisting and augmenting unit supply sergeants and property book officers, inventorying and accounting for government property in preparation for base closures and transfers.
• Provide assistance and additional operators for the Army Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced System (PBUSE), and Theater Provided Equipment (TPE) Planner.
• Prepare DA Form 3161, 1348 and other supply documentation in order to facilitate the transfer or redistribution of property to other units U.S. units, equipment sort yards and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (GIROA).
• Perform additional duties as a Container Management Specialist for the Mobile Container Assessment Team (MCAT). Assisting the Country Container Authority (CCA), with container management through identification and accounting for containers in the Combined Joint Operations Area-Afghanistan   (CJOA-A).
• Perform physical GEOLOC assessments, in IBS-CMM (Integrated Booking System-Container Management Module). Updates and provides guidance and mentorship to Container Control Officer (CCO) on current FRAGO (Fragmentary Order), and pertinent container management policies in accordance with the USCENTCOM Container Management Policy Letter of Instruction.
• Conducted assessment at Forward Operating Bases (FOB’s) throughout Afghanistan, doing 100% physical inventory of all containers on the installation. Identified all Carrier Own containers drawing detention cost and provided guidance on their removal to the Empty Container Collection Point (ECCP) for carrier pick up.
• Inspected containers according to Convention for Safe Containers Act (CSC), making sure containers were serviceable for shipment.
• Identified containers requiring re-stenciling and ensuring container numbers were merged after re-stenciling in IBS-CMM.
• Perform Quality Assurance checks, and audit reports on containers and provided findings to the Container Control Officer (CCO) and Country Control Element (CCE).

AECOM – Bagram, Afghanistan

Transportation Coordinator (JUN. 2011 – JUN. 2012)

• Worked with Redistribution Property Accountability Team preparing transportation documentation for surface and air movement and coordinate with supporting agencies. (HN, MCT/MCB, SDDC, A/DACG) for bookings.
• Provided In Transit Visibility of cargo from origin to destination using ITV, Global Transportation Network, (GTN) and other defense transportation tracking systems.
• Responsible for receiving, validating and processing all Transportation Movement Request (TMR) and Air Movement Request (AMR) for the personnel and equipment transitioning, origination and terminating assigned MCT area of Responsibility.
• Created Transportation Control and Movement Documents (TCMD’S) using MRO’s (Material Release Order) daily for various missions to include RPAT, APS-5, and CRSP Yards using Transportation Coordinators Automated Information for Movement System II (TC-AIMS II).
• Created Conveyance requirements, printed military shipping Labels (MSL) wrote radio frequency tags (RFID TAGS) created United Line Numbers (ULN), exported data to Joint Operation System (JOPES) interface with other automated transportation systems such as Water Port System (WPS) and Automated Air Load and Planning System (AALPS).
• Trained incoming transportation coordinators on the TC-AIMS II system. Worked closely with U.S. Army and Department of Army Civilians, to ensure all equipment processed in theater is accurate and moved within allotted time frame.
• Shipped and received equipment on a daily basis set up and use PDA’S to scan and log equipment.
• Palletized U.S. Air force pallets (463L) under U.S. Air force Regulations.

KBR – Baghdad, Iraq

Logistics Coordinator (Jun. 2009 – Feb. 2010)

• Marked label, documents and inventoried cargo and freight shipments in according to regulatory requirements.
• Collaborated with U.S. Army MCT and U.S. Air Force ATOC using Global Air Transportation Execution System (GATES) and Intra-Theater Airlift Request System (ITARS).
• Weighed, measured, and process military vehicles and cargo.
• Created Transportation Control Numbers (TCNS) for cargo traveling by military aircraft.
• Palletize U.S. Air force pallets (463L) under U.S. Air force Regulations.

Staff Sergeant | U.S. Army | Fort Bragg, North Carolina | 03/2000 – 01/2007

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Postal Clerk

Vectrus | Qatar | 02/2016 – Present

Mail/Postal Clerk

KBR | Baghdad, Iraq | 10/2007 – 06/2009