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RICHARD_STPIERRE@HOTMAIL.COM
Multi-disciplined LOGCAP professional bringing broad-based experience in logistical operations.
Experienced within culturally diverse work environments, engaging directly to challenges by
implementing creative solutions and opportunities, committed to undertaking the position of
being a valuable asset. Outstanding ability to work within a team and promote a cohesive unit
with positive work ethics in fast-paced and demanding, deadline-driven work environments.
Works well independently or in collaborative environments asking for assistance with
confidence when necessary. Willingness to learn in pursuit of continuous process improvement.
• EXPEDITING
• INVENTORY CONTROL
• MICROSOFT OFFICE |
• POLICY PROCEDURE AND COMPLIANCE
• QUALITY ASSURANCE / QUALITY CONTROL
• REPORT GENERATION AND DOCUMENTING
• SUPPLY / SHIPPING AND RECEIVING
• TRAINING AND TEAM LEADERSHIP
• AD HOC REPORT
• SQL QUERY WRITING (STRONG)
• WAREHOUSING
• SARSS
• MAXIMO
• GATES
• GDSS
• FEDLOG
• AWRDS
P R O F E S S I O N A L P R O F I L E
• Comprehensive experience in following logistical plans, policies, and procedures necessary to provide
support in the areas of supply, inventory, storage, cataloging and property utilization.
• Working knowledge of supply and warehouse management (stock control and accounting,
warehousing, location surveys and inventories).
• Assisted in obtaining and conducting inventory of Government-furnished equipment (GFE) in support
of mission requirements providing a full range of support for quick-reaction responses to operational,
technical, and programmatic tasking.
• Regulated, maintained and controlled inventories and predetermined levels, and ensured purchases
were made in accordance with established policies and procedures.
• Documented freight, cargo, and materiel shipments of all types and operated automated data terminal
equipment to prepared movement documentation or related correspondenc e.
• Demonstrated ability to perform multiple concurrent responsibilities in fast -paced settings; strong
attention to detail and emphasis on accuracy; superior time management and organizational abilities.
• Adept at networking and establishing working relations with base functional areas of concern to
enhance cross-functional operations in support of operational logistics vital to success of the mission.
• Experienced in providing operational logistics expertise to a diverse group of military and civilian
organizations experiencing varying degrees of growth and change
• Expertise in technical strategy, planning, and execution with demonstrated abilities in developing
innovative performance solutions and providing strategic direction and operational oversight.
• Skills include ability to lead by example, and to delegate tasks when necessary to implement,
facilitate, and maintain organizational structure and cohesiveness in support of mission requirements.
• Adept at maintaining an exceptional rate of productivity, accuracy, and efficiency, well organized,
proficient with details, and discreet with confidential information.
• .Key strengths include:
• Strategic Planning—contributes to the overall success of projects by seeing the bigger picture
and knowing how to break deliverables down into manageable tasks.
• Project Management—skilled in setting priorities, establishing timelines, and finding solutions to
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• Strong Communication Skills—combines an approachable style and in-depth knowledge of
methodologies that instills confidence in others to get the job done on schedule and on budget.
• Effective Team Leadership—employs patience and perseverance, adapting to cultural differences
and maximizing team contributions.
P R O F E S S I O N A L P R O F I L E
AECOM-Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan Apr 2012-Present
Data Quality Analyst/ AWRDS
 Implementing reporting process to track data quality improvements over time in AWRDS and
provide analysis on how to enhance AC First's data quality process.
 Prepares daily AWRDS data quality reports to include Material Release Orders (MRO) over 24
hours, MRO Pending Disposition over 72 hours, open deliveries, AWRDS data errors, etc for the
401st AFSB and Transportation Directorate.
 Interfaces with the Theater Core Team and AWRDS clerks throughout the theater to ensure AWRDS
data quality integrity and that AWRDS data quality goals are met successfully.
 Enhancing current systems and provides trend analysis.
 Defining and prioritizing high-value data quality project and managing the overall AWRDS
database.
 Indentifies enhancements and improvements that increase the quality and efficiency of AWRDS
data processing.
 Work closely with data quality technical staff, AWRDS Analysts and the data owners/subject matter
experts.
 Reports progress on AWRDS scanning, open deliveries, MROs pending, No MRO in 24 hours, and
data errors.
 Coordinates activities of personnel engaged in reports analysis, such as determining necessity of
report, simplification of reports format, increasing content effectiveness, and reduction of
processing costs. Ensured compliance with current regulations and directives pertaining to financial
inventory, accounting, and stock funding by reconciliation using automated operating system.
 Analyzes and evaluates staff recommendations and approves implementation of changes, ut ilizing
knowledge of reports analysis and standardization, managerial processes and systems, budgetary
limitations, and organizational policies and procedures.
 Extensive use of Microsoft Excel, Power point and Access.
KBR – Iraq Sept 2011 – Dec 2011
Property Specialist
 Established, maintained, and managed the supporting database, document files, registers, hand
receipts and inventoried of client owned property. Planned and analyzed operational data and
reports to determine degree of conformity with established policies, issue schedules, work
standards, warehouse layout plans, and procedural directives
 Assisted with all assigned functional areas within Property, i.e. acquisition, identification,
maintenance, records, etc. for the control, care and accountability of DI owned and Government
property.
 Organized and maintained records for requisitions and ensures proper accountability. Monitored
property control and accountability of Government Furnished Property (GFP) and company property
in accordance with requirements of the Federal Acquisition Regulations and in support of contract
requirements.

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 Assisted with receiving department and tagging incoming new equipment onsite
 Provided support and training for subcontractors and warehouse personnel during scheduled
training, assigned duties and managed warehouse personnel to perform proper warehouse
techniques and procedures
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 Diligently pursue and attempt to resolve discrepancies; if unable, advise in-line management and
request assistance.
 Performed physical inventories, and periodic spot checks; maintain and reconcile discrepancies
within equipment account(s)
 Managed and track the property database accuracy for the contract and oversight of equipment.
KBR – Iraq Apr 2007 – Sept 2011
Sr. Logistics Coordinator (Supervisor)
 Assisted units with palletizing all general cargo not loaded on vehicles or 463L pallets. Assisted
units in preparing documents, certifying hazardous equipment accordance to the Air Force Manual
24-204 IP, and other cargo for air movement and applied an RFID tag or a Military Shipping Label
(MSL) with a bar coded Transportation Control Number (TCN) to unit equipment and cargo.
 Performed hazardous cargo certifier's duties until cargo is accepted for air movement. Prepared
cargo (weigh, mark, measure, load, secure, manifest, and compute and mark center of balance)
and prepared passenger manifest.
 Prepared and certifies load plans.
 Ensured drivers have keys to unlock any unit equipment and containers (to include footlockers).
 Ensured prime movers and trailers are loaded on the same aircraft. Posed the ability to perform
movement control functions and other duties and assignments as required.
 Checked, tallied, and documented cargo utilizing both manual and automated data processing
systems.
 Loaded and unloaded supplies and equipment.
 Supervises operator maintenance for cargo handling equipment such as forklifts. Operates and
maintains forklifts up to 10k.
 Inspected cargo, supervises cargo checking, controls truck loading and unloading (to include
external sling loading operations), oversees tie-down crews, directs container loading and
unloading, and plans warehouse storage.
 Enforced safety practices and documentation procedures
 On a daily basis, coordinate with air load planners and MCT Air on all flights, and demonstrate my
ability to formulate schedules.
 Provided information on schedules, routes, air movement requirements, baggage limitations, and
local facilities for passengers. Review passenger travel authorizations for validity and accuracy.
Check in passengers. Process, schedule, transport, and escort passengers to and from aircraft.
Provide handling services for special category passengers.
 While working in a high-stress environment, constantly demonstrated my ability to make prudent
decisions that ensure the safety of passengers and cargo. Under tight deadlines, make decisions
related to priority lists based on outlined instructions. Determined if cargo will terminate on
location or if cargo needs to be rerouted to a different location.
EG&G/LSI – Speicher, Iraq Jun 2005 – Jun 2006
Warehouse Specialist

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 Performed a range of duties related to the receipt, stowage, kitting, and issuing of material.
 Ensured that items stowed, or shipped were handled according to requirements and regulations,
including hazardous materials. Compute, establish, and direct modifications to authorized stock
levels and direct lateral redistribution of stock
 expertly performed as an MHE/Forklift Operator.
 Loaded and unloaded military vehicles, ammunition, food and clothing and additional necessary
supplies from railroads and warehouse; used 48x42, 46x45, 3 ¼ pallets; gained forklift certification
from 3k to 10k. :
 Maintained Property Book automated hand-receipts (ALV-151) in binders with accompanying
documentation as directed by the Accountable Officer.
 Provided each account holder a complete property book inventory list upon request through PBUSE.
Prepared reports on personnel and equipment availability, storage space, relocation of material,
and warehouse discrepancies
 Ensured accurate information was given to new Accountable Officer change of command.
Processing Property transactions using manual or automated DA Form 3161.
 Assisted with monthly reconciliations of hand-receipts, to include updates. Maintained updated
records of individuals authorized to initiate property transactions. Receiving commercial property,
positing it the installation property book, notifying and issuing to the requesting unit through hand
receipts.
 Counted, sorted, and weighed incoming material to verify receipt of items on requisition or
invoices. Examined stock to verify the quantity or conformance to specifications.
 Compiled reports on the use of stock handling equipment. Compiled reports related to adjustments
in inventory counts and stock records of quantity, damage, stock shelf life, location changes, and
shipment denials. Plan and organize receipt, issue, salvage, and maintenance of records for all
classes of supply except Class III (Bulk), Class V, and Class VIII. Marked identifying codes, figures,
or letters on articles using labeling equipment.
 Distributed stock among workers and kept records of materials issued. Ina an informal fashion,
constantly trained and mentored junior employees.
 Determined methods of storage, identification methods, and stock location while considering
factors such as temperature, humidity, height and weight limits, turnover, floor loading capacit ies,
and required space.
 Utilized a computer for research and reporting. Conducted SARSS research and inventory using
PBUSE
E D U C A T I O N A N D T R A I N I N G
• Strong written and oral communications skills.
• Graduate, Pine Forest High School, Fayetteville, NC 2000.
• Microsoft office, word excel and powerpoint
• Logistics Supply Course
• STAMIS
• Stock and Inventory Course
• SAAS Systems
• SARSS
• MAXIMO
• Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt (US Army)
• Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (Aveta Business Institute)