Mark Alan GarrettHome Address

2405 S 13th ST APT 307. Temple, Texas, 76504Email: garrettmarka@hotmail.com

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

I have a total 32 year total experience between the 20 years in the US Army and 12 years in the private sector.

Filled supervisor positions since the military career started, ranging from 5 to 30 plus employees.

Coordinated between operational areas and acted as a liaison between contract departments.

Experienced in establishing safe, lean, organized operations, while motivating the workforce in completing the operations in timely and precise production.

Performed inspections on assets to insure quality product are furnished to the customer. Conducted and supervised asset inventories for receipts, shipments, issues and stockpile

products. Certified operators and operated, warehousing, rough terrain forklifts and container handlers,

with an accident and incident free record.

PRIVATE SECTOR WORK EXPERIENCE

Dyncorp International, Al Udied Air Force Base, Doha Qatar, APO AE 09309Oct, 2011 to 24 Dec 2015Shipping Receiving Element Supervisor (Munitions)

Supervised five employees, while coordinating with Munitions Inspection Section, Munitions Storage Section and Precision Guided Munitions Section for mission support. Acted as a transportation liaison between the Munitions Division and the Transportation Management Office for the scheduling of munitions shipments by air, ground and vessel.

Supervised the preparations of munitions into shipping configuration through reconditioning or replacing defective or missing packaging in accordance with specific packaging instructions.

Supervised the inspection of 463L aircraft pallets and positions munitions components for movement by military aircraft in support of wartime missions and to CONUS entities.

During a month on average I was responsible for managing the preparation and movement of 291 each 463L pallets through the Area of Operation (AOR)

Stats equaling 1,406 short tons (S/T) and 839,871 pounds of net explosive weight (NEW) of munitions. Annually on average prepared 347 missions, 3498 aircraft pallets, equaling 8,866 S/T and 4,617,365 pounds of NEW.

Supervised and inspected ISO containers IAW, International Convention for Safe Containers (CSC) and International Maritime Dangerous Goods code (IMDG) requirements to ensure containers are safe and suitable for ground, vessel and air transport of munitions.

Supervised an inventory over one thousand containers, with the receipt of an average of 350 containers a quarter and shipment of 360 retrograde munitions and empty containers per quarter.

Operated and certified operators for all required equipment in all phases of load preparation, (MHE: 4k, 6k, 10k, Swing mast forklifts and 53k container handler), (Blocking and bracing equipment: generator, miter saw, table saw, circular saw, pneumatic nail and staple guns).

PRIVATE SECTOR WORK EXPERIENCE Continued

Logistics & Environmental Solutions Corporation Services Corporation (LESCO)4845 University Square, Huntsville, AL 35816Fort Hood Ammunition Supply Point, Fort Hood, Texas July, 2006 to Sep, 2011Supply Technician

Supervised six employees the daily missions range from proper storage, receipt, issue depot transfer, inbound shipments, warehousing and inventory of munitions in excess of 13 million dollars with no losses or shortages in 5 years of operations.

Supervised ground and bunker maintenance of fifteen magazines through the proper warehousing, observing and interpreting compatibility listings, posting of fire & chemical symbols, interpreting storage drawings.

Supervised the identification of munitions through characteristics and markings; performed and controlled entry to high security magazines.

Supervised the servicing of customer units by interpreting vehicle load drawings and issue or turn-in request.

Licensed operators and operated on 4,000 & 6,000 pound warehousing forklifts as-well-as heavy equipment operator for 10000-pound end-loader, road grader, bobcat and tractor mower with no incidents or accidents.

DynCorp International Inc, 3190 Fairview Park Drive, Suite 700, Falls Church, VA 22042.Fort Hood Ammunition Supply Point, Fort Hood, Texas Dec, 2003 to July, 2006 Supply Technician

Supervised six employees the daily missions range from proper storage, receipt, issue depot transfer, inbound shipments, warehousing and inventory of munitions in excess of 13 million dollars with no losses or shortages in 3 years of operations.

Supervised ground and bunker maintenance of fifteen magazines through the proper warehousing, observing and interpreting compatibility listings, posting of fire & chemical symbols, interpreting storage drawings.

Supervised the identification of munitions through characteristics and markings; performed and controlled entry to high security magazines.

Supervised the servicing of customer units by interpreting vehicle load drawings and issue or turn-in request.

Licensed operators and operated on 4,000, 6,000, 10,000 pound warehousing / rough terrain forklifts and heavy equipment operator for 10000-pound end-loader, road grader, bobcat and tractor mower with no incidents or accidents.

MILITARY WORK EXPERIENCE

U.S. Army, Fort Hood, Texas, 664th Ordnance Company, 76544 Feb 2000 to Dec 2003: Senior Ammunition Inspector

Supervised 39 personnel in the storage operations involving $250 million of munitions were properly secured, stored, and accounted for. Provided and enforced safety guidelines in accordance with relevant regulations. Wrote and implemented procedures for 4 different areas of munitions standard operational procedures. Analyzed storage space for warehousing and optimized utilization by implementing plan-o-graphs increasing performance by 60%. Determined compatibility factors for each magazine and corrected safety violations creating a safer work environment for 39 employees and multiple customers. Created numerous Excel spreadsheets, automating munitions shipment schedules and ammunition consolidation listing by location. Inspected hazardous materials for movement, supervised the load preparation, by determining compatibility of munitions for shipment.

U.S. Army, South Korea, HHC 501st Corps Support Group, APO AP96258-0076Senior Ammunition Inspector: Feb 2000 to Nov 2000

Supervised and managed ammunition basic loads and training munitions for 9 customers units. Assisted customer units by writing and implementing, basic load operational procedures. Performed ammunition basic load inspections ensuring the safe and proper storage procedures are maintained. Wrote operational plans for emergency wartime issue of conventional munitions, in the defense of Korea’s, 2nd Infantry Division Area. Prepared and conducted formal Power Point presentations to general officers on wartime planned operations and current munitions shortages in Korea. Created data tracking system in Excel to streamline accountability and manage stock-age levels, thus reducing man- hours by 50 percent.

U.S. Army, Fort Hood, Texas, HQ/A Company, 15th Forward Support Battalion (FSB), 1CD, 76544Ammunition SupervisorMay 1997 to Feb 1999

Supervised 6 personnel in the operational aspects of a 2nd Brigade ammunition transfer point. Established an automated tracking system, consolidating training data and reducing report consolidation time by 40 percent. Responsible for the maintenance and 100% accountable of equipment valued in excess of $3.2 million.

U.S. Army, 3/6 Cavalry Squadron, South Korea, APO AP 96271-0712,ESUAAmmunition SupervisorSep 1995 to Apr 1997

Supervised 3 personnel and the management of squadron basic load and training munitions in excess of $236.8 million. Supervised the forecasting, security, and accountability of training munitions in excess of $1.1 million. I am extremely versatile and managed additional duties, with no loss of efficiency as follows Squadron Training NCO, Squadron Small Arms Master Gunner and Marksmanship Instructor, Standard Army Training System (SATS 4.0) Administrator.

U.S. Army, Fort Hood, Texas, A Company, 15th Forward Support Battalion 1CD, 76545 Ammunition Supervisor / Platoon SergeantJun 1993 to Aug 1995

Supervised and trained 23 subordinates on technical and tactical operational aspects for ammunition transfer points, supervised ammunition stock control accounting for two field storage sites of ammunition and equipment in excess of $1.3 million with no losses. Additionally I had to perform duties as Nuclear Biological Chemical (NBC) NCO, Field Sanitation NCO, Training NCO, Graves Registration NCO and Weight Control NCO.

MILITARY WORK EXPERIENCE Continued

U.S. Army, Germany, 663rd Ordnance Company, 101st Ordnance Battalion, APO AE 09031Ammunition Stock Control SpecialistSep 1989 to Jan 1993

Supervised all stock functions for 3 major storage points FSTs and 4 minor storage points PSPs containing munitions valued in excess of 1.2 billion dollars. Managed computer workstations supporting munitions operations at 7 storage sites. Wrote stock control operational annex procedures for operations during training and wartime actions. Established a manual and automated system to track surveillance suspension messages as a Surveillance Clerk. Additionally I was the NBC NCO, Unit Weapons Marksmanship Instructor and Squad Leader during deployment to Desert Shield and through Desert Storm.

U.S. Army, Fort Hood, Texas, HHC Division Support Command, 1CD, 76545NBC NCOICSep 1988 to Aug 1989

Assisted in preparation and evaluation NBC reports, conducted and coordinated training in methods & techniques of NBC procedures. I maintained accountability and performed maintenance 38,000 dollars worth of NBC equipment with no losses. Additional duties consisted of Drug and Alcohol NCO, and Squad Leader.

U.S. Army, Germany, HHC 84th Ordnance Battalion, 21st Support Command, APO NY 09189-3830Ammunition Stock Control Accounting SpecialistJun, 1986 to May 1988

Responsible for the monitoring of the complete round project for eleven sites containing in excess of 144,000 short tons of ammunition.

EDUCATIONAL RECORD

Graduated from Yates City High School, Yates City, Il, 197810 Semester Hours, Central Texas College, Killeen, Tx, 76540-180015 Semester Hours, City Colleges of Chicago, Chicago, Il, 60606-69976 Semester Hours, Lewis & Clark Community College, Godfrey, Il, 62035

COMPUTER BASED TRAINING (CBT)Ammo 10 Ammunition Quality Assurance Ammo 43 Intermodal Dry Cargo Container/CSC Re-InspectionAmmo 45 Introduction to Ammunition Ammo 63 US Army Explosives SafetyAmmo 64 Class V Issue, Turn-in and Residue Processing ProceduresAmmo 67 HAZMAT Familiarization & Safety in TransportationAmmo 68 Munitions Rule (MR2)

COMPUTER OPERATOR EXPERIENCEAmmunition Surveillance Information System (ASIS) Microsoft Word Microsoft ExcelTraining Ammunition Management System (TAMMIS-R) Fed Log Microsoft Windows 8Standard Army Training System (SATS 7.0) Microsoft Power PointCombat Ammunition System (CAS) Web FLIS Microsoft Access ProgramsStandard Army Ammunition System (SAAS)

AWARDS

Meritorious Service Metal (1) // Army Commendation Metal (7) // Army Achievement Medal (9)//Meritorious Unit Commendation (1)// Army Good Conduct (5)// National Defense (2)// Southwest Asia Service Medal 3 Bronze Star // Kuwait Liberation Medal (K) // Kuwait Liberation Medal (SA)