Ryan Johnson

Experience

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  US Army

  May 2009 - Aug 2013

  Responsible for monitoring tactical operations of a Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, preparing and publishing task organization and orders for the battalion; conducted terrain management and coordinates tactical movements of the subordinate units; supervised land and ammunition usage; managed 9 NCOs; served as the battalion safety officer, public affairs officer, legal action officer, and combatives program OIC for 6 companies including over 700 Soldiers.• Ensured the execution and resourcing of over 1500 taskings and missions supporting the theater sustainment command and lower level units across nine installations and six countries.• Developed, resourced, and planned pre-deployment training for four units deploying in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and one deploying in support of Operation New Dawn.• Prepared and conducted briefings for senior commanders to include garrison commanders, generals, and congressmen. • Planned, resourced, and trained over 150 personnel in the emergency destruction of an Ammunition Supply Point.• Maintained over $5 million in material equipment and inventory with zero losses. • Awarded the Ordnance Order of Samuel Sharpe.• Awarded the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge by the German Army. Show less Support Operations Battalion Maintenance Officer for a Combat Sustainment Support Battalion in US Army Europe, consisting of six companies and over 900 Soldiers. Directly responsible for maintaining 616 pieces of rolling stock and 1213 weapons, equipment, and facilities valued in excess of $98 million. Leads and trains maintenance personnel in planning, coordinating and executing all maintenance functions, modification work orders, services, major end item requests, dispatching, and vehicles enhancements in support of the mission. Conducted maintenance operations in support of the commander’s intent and the battalion’s mission statement. Responsible for the health and welfare of one Warrant Officer, six Noncommissioned Officers and four enlisted Soldiers.• Led and trained maintenance personnel in planning, coordinating, and executing all maintenance functions, modification work orders, services, major end item requests, dispatching, and vehicle enhancements.• Performed quality control/quality assurance on all on-going maintenance.• Ensured on-going maintenance was completed on time and to standard. • Served as the maintenance advisor for the Battalion Commander on all maintenance related issues to maximize combat readiness• Rewrote, revised, and improved the Battalion Maintenance Policy ensuring that it was accurate and reflected all changes in government and Army polices. Show less Operations Officer of a deployable TO&E Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Company. Responsible for all aspects of coordination and support of EOD operations. Provided 24 hour EOD support to US Army Europe and EUCOM in support of US, NATO, and United Nations operations. Responsible for the detection, identification, render-safe, and disposal of hazardous military munitions; both US and foreign. Responsible for over $100,000 of MTOE equipment. Additionally responsible for the safety, training, operational readiness, moral, and discipline of all Soldiers and the welfare of families.• Coordinated, planned, resourced, and executed over 115 UXO responses, 11 State Department VIP support missions, and seven Military to Military partnerships.• Provided emergency response capability to counter Improvised Explosive Device (IED) threats, as well as Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) threats with no injury or lose of life. • Managed a $240,000 supply and maintenance budget.• Coordinated 28 different EOD missions in several different nations.• Coordinated EOD Support to designated lead federal agencies for protection of the President and other dignitaries. Show less Ordnance officer for the United States Army trained in logistics, property book management, maintenance, ordnance transportation, classification, and storage. Responsible for ensuring that weapons systems, vehicles, and equipment were ready, available, and maintained at an operation readiness rate above 95 percent. Served in multiple positions and locations when not attending professional development training.• Coordinated, planned, resourced, and trained over 1200 Army cadets.• Provided maintenance and logistical support ensuring all small engine watercraft and vehicles were maintained and serviced.• Trained in the operation of Army Sustainment Systems including Property Book Enhanced (PBUSE) and Standard Army Maintenance System – Enhanced (SAMS-E).• Trained in the Federal Hazard Communication Standard Training Program• Graduated from the Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal and certified as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician. (EOD). Show less

  • S3 Operations Officer

    Feb 2012 - Aug 2013

  • Battalion Maintenance Officer

    Nov 2011 - Feb 2012

  • EOD Company Executive Officer

    May 2011 - Nov 2011

  • Ordnance Officer

    May 2009 - May 2011
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  Cintas

  Nov 2013 - Oct 2015

  Production Supervisor

  Responsible for leading and directing the facility production team, hiring, training, and directing individuals who perform entry level, factory work positions on second shift. Accountable for daily production flow and bottom line results including meeting daily productivity and quality requirements, maintaining inventory control, and maintaining safety in the plant. Additionally trains employees on company safety policies, ensures compliance with all OSHA standards and regulations, and emphasizes a culture of safety at all time. Responsible for 34 direct report employees and two maintenance staff personnel. Utilizes material handling equipment on a daily basis.• Negotiates service contracts with existing customers to ensure updated pricing and service agreements meet the needs of both the customer and Cintas.• Visits customers to ensure customer satisfaction, resolution of customer concerns, and contract disputes.• Trains and mentors new Sales Service Representatives to ensure proper training and job performance. Show less

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  US Army

  Nov 2014 - Aug 2015

  Brigade S3 Operations Officer / Battle Captain

  Responsible for monitoring and analyzing ground logistics throughout Afghanistan, Kuwait, Pakistan, and Iraq for a transportation brigade, coordinates logistical movements with commercial carriers; provides strategic logistics planning to subordinate and supported units; additionally served as the brigade facility maintenance officer, fire warden, and safety officer.• Managed, tracked, and measured velocity and quantity of all ground cargo including retrograde cargo leaving Afghanistan and shipped through Pakistan.• Reconciled discrepancies between multiple in-transit visibility systems, commercial carrier and subcarrier reports, and military contractors to ensure and maintain accountability of all cargo movements shipped from origin to final destination. • Coordinated logistics movements, ensures contract completion, and manages in-transit visibility of all foreign military sales in the Middle East.• Surface Deployment and Distribution Command’s strategic logistics planning representative for the multinational Combined Joint Task Force for Operation Inherent Resolve.• Graduated Commandant’s List from the Multifunctional Logistics Captains Career Course Show less

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  Raytheon

  Oct 2015 - now

  Responsible for managing strategic logistics transactions between multiple parties including Raytheon’s Program Offices, Integrated Product Teams, Export / Import Compliance, OCONUS (Outside the Continental US) logistics teams, and third party logistics providers. Supports Direct Commercial Sales (DCS), Foreign Military Sales (FMS), and hybrid Foreign Military Sales contracts. • Developed, implemented, and refined strategic logistics and supply chain solutions to complex international logistics.• Executed the importation and exportation of material and MEIs in support of multiple country specific programs including Korea, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Poland, Canada, Qatar, UAE, Oman, Turkey, and Greece.• Identified and mitigated areas of risks while capitalizing on opportunities to streamline logistics processes resulting in cost reduction and program giveback, exceeding $5.78 million in CY17.• Executed more than 3,900 lines valued in excess of $368 million to international points of use in CY18. Show less

  • Logistics Manager

    Aug 2018 - now

  • International Logistics Manager

    Mar 2017 - Aug 2018

  • Senior Logistics Specialist

    Oct 2015 - Mar 2017