Tracey Boyd, Logistics Management / Sys Admin SR Shift Lead

Tracey Boyd

Logistics Management / Sys Admin SR Shift Lead

SAIC

Location
United States
Education
Diploma, Business Administration
Experience
30 years, 8 Months

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Total years of experience :30 years, 8 Months

Logistics Management / Sys Admin SR Shift Lead at SAIC
  • United States
  • August 2013 to December 2015

*Performed timely and accurate research to isolate
and correct supply chain issues, associated financial
transactions and daily functional reports to each
department manager.
* Worked closely with Corp Theater Automated Service
Center (CTASC), GCSS-Army (SAP), personnel to
ensure minimum downtime and maximum accuracy of
CTASC and Middleware data.

Logistics Management / Sys Admin Shift Lead at AT&T
  • United States
  • March 2003 to August 2013

*Administration and maintenance of 7 Middleware
servers, 7 databases and associate software
packages.
* Disaster recovery planning and implementation of all
Redstone Arsenal Middleware servers and Ft. Lee..
* Performed timely and accurate research used to
isolate and correct supply chain issues, as well as
associated financial transactions and daily functional
reports to each department manager.
* Field Software Test Lead for software and application
upgrades and associated documentation.

Senior Functional Analyst at AT&T
  • United States
  • December 2002 to March 2003

Advised the Supply and Services Branch for the Directorate of Logistics, East Range HAWAII, on warehousing operations, property accountability, and
inventory control procedures in accordance with Department of the Army Supply Performance Standards. Cross trained support personnel in proper utilization of the SARSS -1 System. Created a managerial control procedure to track day-to- day warehouse operations. This implementation of procedures and training result in an overall proficiency of 93% upon completion two weeks in advance of
deadline.
* Re-Structured the entire Receiving \ Turn -In
Sections so proper flow of supplies could function
effectively and smoothly.
* Retrograde turn-ins from US Army Hawaii supported
units, which resulted in recovery of $15.3M dollars in
credits in 6 weeks.
* Seamlessly prepared DOL for the Single Stock Fund
Miles Stone 3 conversion.
* Developed and provided the Supply and Services
Director a management control information
spreadsheet that will assist/track overall warehouse
performance, and other required periodic reports.
* Primary liaison to the various business units, planned
and lead project meetings and demonstrated results
to management in regular status meetings.

Senior Supply Technician, Computer Operator at Lear Sieglar Services
  • United States
  • December 1998 to November 2002

*Senior Supply Technician, Computer Operator IV,
Information Management Officer, SA/DBA for Wildcat
Maintenance Management System, Telephone
Control Officer and Key Control Officer.
* Advised Project Officer/Quality Assurance
Representative on property accountability, inventory
control, receiving/shipment of Class IX common
repair parts and shop maintenance projects.
* Developed and implemented Standing Operating
Procedures for the newly activated FORSCOM
Contract Maintenance Facility. Managed Shipping,
Receiving Branch and Maintenance Shop.
* Developed an electronics component repair shop
that saw an increased revenue of $825K to the
facility.
* Awarded employee of the year for managing a multi-
million dollar logistical support system, reducing
property loss by 18%, a 20% reduction in labor cost,
and 100% accountability of supplies and materials.
* Stock Clerk Operator, Material Coordinator/Expeditor
for FORSCOM Circuit Card Repair Facility.
Accountable for Authorized Stockage List (ASL) of
Class IX (Common \ Aviation) parts consisting of 474
line items valued at $7.6.
* Provided functional and systems support to branches
supported at the Department of Logistics. Cross-
training program for 5 department heads in their daily
operations including the use of army logistics
automation system (SARSS-1). Revised Internal and
External Standing Operating Procedures for garrison
and wartime operations that led to the increased
readiness posture. Worldwide support of serviceable
circuit cards.

Customer Asssistance NCOIC at US Army - 20th CMMC
  • United States
  • May 1996 to November 1998

* Developed and implemented plans to integrate
multiple Army automation systems to include ULLS,
SPBSR, SASMOD, SARSS1, ILAP, TAMMS, and
SDS in field support via tactical field network
operations.
* Established plans and developed instructions for
Web Based - Logistics Information Network
(PCLINK) to entire installation supply and support
activities to better manage their stocks and
requisitioning times. Over 350 personnel trained.
* Managed, worked and delegated SARSS-2AC
processes to support branch sections.

Aviation Technical Supply/QA at US Army - 4/501st Avn Regt
  • Korea (South)
  • December 1993 to December 1995

*Responsible for the management of ASL operations for 4/501 AVN REGT Main-Direct Support and Forward-Direct Support AVN REGT Units of Class III (P), IV, & IX Air, which consisted of 1391 line items, valued at $13.6M dollars.
* Deployed the prepositioned phase and preventative stocks for 32 aircraft to include revolving bench stocks.
* Prevented the loss of $11.5 million in high dollar parts prevention in harsh environments by preflight in hanger warm up be taxi to prevent system avionics and cable fractures to TADS PNVS / IHADS by developing and enforcing strict warm up and cool
down procedures before and after flight during extreme cold weather.
* Established a Stock Record Account and warehoused pre push package in ISU-90’s at the Combat Aviation Training Brigade (CATB) fort Hood, TX. Received two commendable inspections. Successful completion of all inventory, file transfer
and data management requirements in a timely manner for deployment to Korea after graduation of CATB. Successfully deployed all stocks, 18 Apache aircraft and supplied all maintenance crews with immediate and direct pre-position hardware
to deploy aircraft from OSAN AFB, Korea to Camp Page, Korea in record time. Coordinated with National Inventory Control Point (NICP), and the Logistics Assistance Office (LAO) for essential supplies and stocks to be expedited, which resulted in improved readiness to AREA-1 (North East corridor).

Bulk Warhouse NCOIC at US Army - 565th Sup Co
  • United States
  • December 1992 to December 1993

Bulk Warehouse NCOIC - 565th Supply Company
* Responsible for the receipt, storage, and issue of Class IX (Common) Repair Parts and Class IX (Missile) repair Parts SSA which
consisted of 1, 300 line items, valued at $12.7 million dollars. Ensured proper utilization, accountability, and maintenance of over
$1 million dollars’ worth of organizational equipment and supplies.
* Warehoused and re-configured materiel flow to reduce customer issue wait time, increased inventory accuracy
rate to exceed DA standards. Established Operational Procedures which improved demand satisfaction rates significantly and
reduced the requisitioning processing time to one day.
* Established Hub and Spoke delivery system that incorporated supply and services and transportation units to provide
personnel and equipment to deliver divisional stocks to supported SSA’s on a rotational basis.

Accounting Specialist at US Army 289th GS Co
  • United States
  • September 1989 to December 1992

Gulf War (Saudi Arabia & Kuwait)

* Weapons Warehouse Supervisor for installation for one year. Responsible for the receipt, storage, and issue
of all Serialized weapons platforms both serviceable and unserviceable to units deploying.
* Logistics Implementation and management for advanced shipment of military equipment and personnel to SWA area of
responsibility. This includes Rail/Air/Ship operations.
* Deployed to Saudi Arabia and worked at the ARCENT Theater Supply & Support Operations (TSO).
* Instrumental with coordinating several defense agencies as well as in country agencies to organize in-theater logistics.
* Provided timely support for rescue and recovery efforts during all three Gulf Campaigns & Kurdish - Operation provide Comfort.
* Provided support to forward units with RTCH before, during and after gulf war with zero mishaps.
* Instrumental with coordinating several defense agencies as well as in country agencies to organize in-theater logistics.
* Developed action plans for CL II (Clothing) re-supply support for Desert Farewell for the Army.

Material & Storage Handling Specialist at US Army -595th Maint Co
  • Korea (South)
  • May 1988 to September 1989

* Operator for the Decentralized Automated Service Support System (DAS-3) for the Logistics Automated System Support
Office (LASSO). Supervised MILSTRIP section under strict security procedures without incident.
* Main instructor for SARSS-I to Army & KATUSA personnel and other operators at SSA.
* Facilitated improvements to financial tracking and reporting procedures, saving over $10 million in duplicate transactions and lost
records.

Material & Storage Handling Specialist at US Army - 30th Ord Co
  • United States
  • July 1987 to May 1988

Operator for the Decentralized Automated Service Support System (DAS-3).
* Instrumental in the successful conversion from DAS-3 to DS4 to SARSS-I. Supervised implementation of SARSS-I with LOGMARS.
* Main instructor for SARSS-I LOGMARS to entire SSA.
* Restructured the Mobile Wheeled Supply and improved accountability and support to the Missile Battalion.
* Helped with development of the cannibalization point for CL VII vehicles to improve dead lined vehicle readiness by 35%.

Material & Handling Control Specialist at US Army- DSB 1\4th ADA
  • United States
  • October 1986 to July 1987

* Cross-trained to stock control manual procedures then into DAS-3 operations.
* Successful in making unit fully mobile from a follow behind type operation.
* Established a small parts repair kit for mobile repair teams.

Material & Storage Handling Specialist at US Army Reserve - 887th Hvy GS Co
  • United States
  • January 1985 to October 1986

Completed Basic training and AIT in a DEP as 76V.
* Provided supply support for Heavy General Supply and Support Unit.
* Worked Annual Training at Corpus Christi Army Depot as MHE driver and general warehouseman in small parts warehouse
for two summers and long drill weekends.

JOBS HELD at US Army
  • United States
  • January 1985 to October 1986

Bulk Warehouse NCOIC
Customer Assistance Office NCOIC
Material Management Center NCOIC
Tech Supply NCOIC
Visual Aides Warehouse NCOIC
Installation Turn-In Point Representative
Weapons Warehouse/AMMO Combat Aviation Technical Supply/QA
Unit Movements Branch-Rail/Air Support
SECURITY CLEARANCE
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Education

Diploma, Business Administration
  • at Central Texas College
  • May 1996

Unit Level Logistics System Course (ULLS-A) & (ULLS-G) Standard Army Retail Supply System Warehouse Management Course (SARRS-1) Standard Army Retail Supply System Combined Course (2AC/D/B) Stock Control Management and Accounting Functional Course COMPTIA Server +, Security + and Server+ CE Certified VMware Data Center Virtualization Wildcat Maintenance Management System Administrator (WMMS) Acquisition Logistics Fundamentals Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management Basic Information Systems Acquisition Fundamentals of System Sustainment Management DISA HBSS Admin MR4 Course Facilities Engineering, Information Assurance

High school or equivalent, Computer Science/Business Administration
  • at Victoria College

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High school or equivalent, Business Administration
  • at Three Rivers Community College

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Specialties & Skills

Material Handling
Inventory
Supply Chain
Logistics
Logistics Management
CONVERSION
DATABASE ADMINISTRATION
DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING
DOCUMENTATION
FINANCIAL
FUNCTIONAL
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
LOGISTICS
MIDDLEWARE

Training and Certifications

Material Storage and Handling Specialist Course (Training)
Training Institute:
US Army Quartermaster Shcool
Date Attended:
June 1986
Duration:
350 hours
VMware Certified Professional 5 (Certificate)
Date Attended:
June 2013
Valid Until:
June 2017
Army G3 Computer Security Training (Training)
Training Institute:
Chief Information Officer/G6 US Army
Date Attended:
August 2008
Duration:
80 hours
Combat Service Support (CSS) Automated Inforamtion Systems Interface (CAISI) Tranining (Training)
Training Institute:
Department of the Army
Date Attended:
February 1998
Duration:
40 hours
COMPTIA Security+ ce (Certificate)
Date Attended:
December 2011
Valid Until:
December 2017
Standard Army Retail Supply Supply Systems Course (Training)
Training Institute:
US Army Quartermaster School
Date Attended:
March 1996
Duration:
300 hours
Automated Logistical Management (Training)
Training Institute:
US Army Quatermaster NCO Academy
Date Attended:
January 1996
Duration:
450 hours

Hobbies

  • Hobby
    Like to fly RC Planes and Helicopters. Golf