Active Security Clearance

Christine L. Harrison 112 Spindletop Way Stockbridge, GA (706) 831-8620 [email protected] [email protected]

OBJECTIVE: Logistics Coordinator / Maintenance Logistics Analyst/ ADACG Specialist

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

 8 Years, 7 Months of professional experience in logistics, automated inventory systems and property accountability.  Currently possess a Security Clearance.  Customer service orientated with strong background in interpersonal and communication skills.  Knowledge of DOD regulations and policies.  Proficient in several computer applications to include: various Microsoft Applications, MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint.  Trained in PBUSE, ULLS-G, SARRS-O, and AWRDS.  Managed over warehouse functions.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Logistics Coordinator/ADACG Specialist: Kellogg, Brown and Root, Joint Base Balad, Iraq from January 20, 2010- October 13, 2011. Served as a logistic coordinator for the Mission Control Team for the United States Air Force Pax Terminal.

 Assists units with palletizing all general cargo not loaded on vehicles or 463L pallets.  Prepares cargo (weigh, mark, measure, load, secure, manifest, and compute and mark center of balance).  Ensures drivers have keys to unlock any unit equipment and containers (to include footlockers).  Performs other duties and assignments as required according to Air Force rules and regulations  Verifies eligibility of cargo and mail offered for airlift.  Ensures all cargo documentation, packaging, RFID (Router Frequency Identifier Device), labeling and marking requirements, and all border clearance requirements have been met.  Determines and implements necessary safety and security precautions for handling and storing dangerous materials, special cargoes, mail, and baggage.  Prepares, completes, and maintains air movement’s records, documents, and reports.  Working knowledge of USAF C-17, c-5, c-130, c-25, B-747, and B-737 aircraft , equipment, and systems..  Knowledge of ASP and SQL database.  Proficient in U.S. Air Force programs: GATES, RFID-TV, GTN, and ITV.  Validates transportation requirements and coordinates transportation support, and inbound clearance for moving units, personnel, and cargo  Ensures all terminating cargo is distributed to SSA (Supply Support Activity) and MCY (Multi Class Yards).  Knowledge of ALMSS (Automated Logistics Management Support System) and SBSS (Air Force Standard Base Supply System-Accounting.

Maintenance Logistics Analyst: U.S. Army, (92A) Automated Logistic Specialist, Fort Lewis, WA from April 10, 2007 – September 03, 2008. Served as an Item Manager for 202 BSB, 4th Brigade, and 2nd Infantry Division assisting the Corps.  Researches, reviews and collects data pertinent to maintenance; communicates using web based programs to IMMC POCs, LIW and DOL reps.  Attends weekly Major Subordinate Command maintenance meetings to directly resolve logistical issues with customer units.  Assists customer units in ULLS-G, SAMS-1, SAMS-2 ensuring accurate information is provided to the Corps.  Collects, compiles, processes and monitors Corps Army Materiel Status Systems AMSS report.

Lead Supply Technician: U.S. Army, (92A) Fort Lewis, WA from August 2004- April 2007. Served as the supervisor for the 202 BSB Stryker Brigade Central Receiving Point maintaining automated records of in-bound and out going equipment and supplies valued in excess of $30M annually. Received, stored, issued, shipped and tracked equipment by various means.

 Maintained files for tracking and accountability purposes.  Prepared supply documents and interacted with customers daily.  Ensured accuracy of in-coming shipments to prevent loss by mishap, theft or damage  Generated reports and updates to the chain of command.  Input data into computer database for accountability.  PBUSE trained.  Supervised and trained others within the Central Receiving Point.  Regarded by supervisors and colleagues as a subject matter expert who can be relied upon no matter how the complex challenge. Automated Logistical Supply Specialist (U.S. Army): Served at Fort Lewis, WA.

From July 27, 2004 – July 27, 2012. (92A) Served as a logistical specialist and supervisor ensuring proper ordering, receipt and issue of various items at the SSA (Supply Support Activity). Used ULLS-G, SARRS, and other computer applications to conduct business daily.

 Manager over warehouse function, record keeping, Fed log CD-Rom  Prescribed Load Lists (PLL), The Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS),  Unit Level Logistics System Ground (ULLS-G)  Standard Army Retail Supply System-Objective (SARSS-O), Material Release Order Control (MROC), Care and Preservation of supplies and equipment  Knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulation and FED LOG.  Prepared documents Army Regulations 735-5(Property Accountability), Department of the Army Pamphlet 710-2-1(Unit Supply System), Department of the Army Pamphlet 710-2-2 (Supply Support Activity Supply System), and Army Regulations 190- 11(Ammunition and Explosives)  Subsistence supply in support of the Army Field Feeding System  Dispatch operations and track scheduled services using SAMS-E  Transfer equipment maintenance data by diskette  Issued, stored and received ammunition at ACP and AHA

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

 Property Book Unit Supply – Enhanced (PBUSE)- Ft. Lewis, WA  Ammunition Handlers course (AMMO 62)- Ft. Lewis, WA  Hazardous Material Handlers Course- Ft. Lewis, WA  ULLS-S4 Course- Ft. Lewis, WA  SARRS-O Course- Ft. Lewis, WA  Maintenance Management Systems Course- Ft. Lewis, WA  Automated Logistical Supply Specialist Course-Ft. Lee, VA