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- 1. David J. Whipple 12 Groesbeek St. Fort Bragg, NC 28307 254-833-0890 D4whipple@yahoo.com OBJECTIVE: To combine my skills and values learned through my 20 years of military experience working as a leader in the field of Logistics Management with volunteer experience in community theater, radio, photography, karaoke and church choirs in pursuit of a people-centric career. EDUCATION: Bachelors of Science, Mass Communications, Illinois State University 1992. KEY QUALIFICATIONS: Outgoing, Sociable Personality, Organizational Skills and Abilities, Comfortable with Public Speaking, Audio-Visual Experience, Dependable, Vast Music and Entertainment Knowledge WORK EXPERIENCE: MATERIAL AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGER 9/2013-Present • Served as a Knowledge Manager and Material Manager while part of the G-3 Current Operations of the 3rd ESC. Supported the mission of the company while it was located at Fort Knox, Kentucky as well as during and after its move and relocation to Fort Bragg, North Carolina. • Helped design, organize and monitor the company’s web portal. Assisted and advised other Knowledge Managers of different sections in their individual web pages. Lead large-scale, mission-critical Information Technology projects that utilized SharePoint 2010 as a platform to introduce system efficiencies. • Integral in the Support Operations Center of the unit. Showed public speaking skills, interpersonal communication and understanding of computer systems and electronics as part of preparing the SOC for meetings, briefings and announcements of a General and other important figures. • Used battle tracking for daily operations, staff synchronization, tracking CCIRs and providing recommendations to the Support Operations Center Officer in Charge and Non Commissioned Officer in Charge. • Responsible for weekly maintenance of five military vehicles (4 HMMVs and a TMP) valued at $300,000. Served as a Fire Marshall of the company’s main building, informing all members on fire safety, fire extinguisher responsibility and occasional drills. • While deployed to Camp Arifjan, Kuwait from April to December of 2014, took on the full time duty of Facilities Maintenance Manager. Within this field, played a pivotal role in the care and maintenance of over $3 million worth of facilities while managing services for two MACOM’s with over 6,000 Soldiers and civilians. Daily tasks included
- 2. receiving, tracking, organizing and calling in work orders; escorting foreign workers and contractors through a secure premises to work on anything from large outside air conditioners to resupply of lightbulbs and electronics and porta john maintenance; weekly water orders and distribution; follow up on work orders, assisting with simple maintenance and supply issues. Dedication resulted in the operational readiness of the facilities being above 90%. EQUIPMENT RECORDS AND PARTS MANAGER 6/2012-6/2013 • Spent a year living and working at Camp Humphreys, South Korea, with the 520th Maintenance Company. Responsible for the development, training and welfare of a rotational roster of four Soldiers and two Korean Soldiers assigned to the United States Army. Provided direct support for 94 Divisional and Non Divisional units located on the South Korea peninsula. Opened, tracked and organized over 1800 maintenance type work orders for equipment valued in excess of $85,000. Skilled efficiency allowed the section to attain a 100% reconciliation rate for 11 consecutive months. • Trained Soldiers in physical fitness, weapons maintenance and qualification at ranges and in remote details as a Sergeant of the Guard supporting the 2013 CJLOTS exercise in Pohang, South Korea AUTOMATED LOGISTICAL SUPERVISOR AND MATERIAL MANAGER 8/2009-6/2012 • Supervised the Logistical maintenance for three MP company Motor Pools and groups of four Soldiers each belonging to the 89th Military Police Brigade while stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. Managed the Prescribed Load List (PLL) and the Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS) while utilizing multiple Standard Army Maintenance System Enhanced (SAMS-E) databases. • Controlled and filed over 1700 pieces of equipment valued at over $3 million. Responsible for the dispatch procedure, service schedules, non-mission capable reports, document control registries, exchange pricing, recoverable items. supply transaction budget, receiving, inputting, maintaining, ordering and turn in of Class 9 repair parts which allowed the units to maintain a 98% readiness rate and save over $15,000. • While deployed for a year in Afghanistan, as part of a Combat Repair Team with a Joint Task Force for Operation Enduring Freedom, single handedly managed automated logistics for over 800 lines of equipment, managed shop stock, tracked and reported maintenance, man-hour accounting and total cost of ownership and supported Army, Navy, Air Force and civilians working supply points holding items valued in excess of $125,000,000. Reorganized an enormous Prescribed Load List from scratch, turning in over 1,000 lines of stock, saving the military over $75,000,000. • Managed six DODAACs on two SAMS boxes, daily, in support of six military units and four civilian maintenance contracts. • Additional duties and responsiblities for this unit included: Environmental Compliance Manager, Key Custodian, Fire Marshall and Better Opportunites for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Representative. MATERIAL MANAGER AND SUPERVISOR
- 3. 8/2007-8/2009 • In charge of a sectionof SoldiersinaDental companyinGrafehwoehr,Germany.Principal advisorto the unitCommanderrelatingtomotorpool issues.Monitored,scheduledand ensuredall maintenance for15 vehiclesand11 generatorsvaluedatover$1,200,000. Working witha German civilianvehiclemotorpool,maintainedthe 026 reportand managedover2,500 Class9 repairparts. • Supervisedthe use of andservedasthe KeyCustodianof the Soldiersbarracksandunit headquartersbuildingandworkingspace.AlsoservedasaContainerControl manager, AmmunitionhandlerandHazardousmaterial driver. VOLUNTEERING EXPERIENCE: Karaoke DJ with the MWR at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait 7/2014 – 12/2014 Chapel Next Choir Member at Fort Bragg, NC 12/2015 – Present Main Post and Chapel Next Choir Member at Fort Knox, KY 9/2013 – 4/2014 and 12/2014 – 12/2015 Choir Member with Gospel, Catholic and Protestant Services at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait 4/2014 – 12/2014 Actor in MWR Community Theater in Camp Humphreys, South Korea 10/2012 – 7/2013 Finalist in Camp Humphreys, South Korea, MWR Presentation of Operation Rising Star 10/2012