Inventory Evals
Established an inventory of all USFF N3 FCC Greensboro supplies, worth over $3,000 dollars, with zero discrepancies.
Tracked and managed $43,300 in immunization inventory and $150,000 in clinic wide equipment.
Through meticulous attention to detail, he ensured the command's inventory remained accurate, well-organized, and readily accessible. His efforts resulted in streamlined operations and efficient supply chain management.
Directly managed an inventory of over 650 line items valued at 150k, while conducting 52 weekly inventories, 6 Wall to Wall inventories which maintained at 98% inventory accountability. He meticulously managed and received over 75k in monthly receipts and created over 360 menus while maintaining the Navy Go for Green program and nutrition standards.
As Quality assurance inspector, expertly ensured the security, shipment, storage and inventory of 50 tons of ammunition, totaling $589K.
STG2 inventoried all new assets and recorded their location and also maintained the off-loading inventory.
Flawlessly managed the ordering, receipt, and inventory of over 450 line items of provisions valued at over two million dollars to support four full service galleys, consistently maintaining a 97% validity rate.
Successfully integrated with the LS's for the inventory of over 16,000 line items valued at 32 million dollars, resulting in the massive increase in inventory validity from 48% to 98.5%.
Conducted 4 quarterly NMCI inventories to ensure 100% accountability of 124 NMCI assets.
Planned and executed the inventory schedule for deployment to ensure 100% inventory of all Non-CESE TOA valued at $98M. Expertly led 14 sailors in the weighing and marking of CESE and pallet construction. His efforts enabled the construction of a $1.2M Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Center in Morocco.
Her efforts in streamlining the supply system by digitizing inventory had a lasting positive impact on department operations, enhancing efficiency.
Supervised 5 quarterly CMRs for FY21 and FY22 inventories and processed discrepancy letters involving 476 transactions, improving the accuracy of reported equipment.
As Material Liaison Office Records Keeper, inventoried and tracked 40,500 line-items for three projects valued at $3,970,400. He consolidated 14 Service Record Card binders, ensuring they had 100% validity to the on-hand quantities for NMCB 133 TRCA, resulting in a passing score of 85.
As N62 Networks Leading Petty officer, led 15 Sailors in the collection, inventory, sanitization, and destruction of 584 pieces of classified equipment and 1,345 pieces of classified media, resulting in zero physical security discrepancies during four Command RMF inspections.