Ted McGuire

Experience

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  US Army

  May 1995 - Jun 1997

  Training NCOIC

  Served as the Training NCOIC for the 1097th Transportation Company. Graduated the Jungle Operations Training Center "Jungle Expert" course and served as a trainer for approximatly one year. Led and evaluated unit training in all jungle scenarios to include Land Navigation and Riverine Operations.

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  US Army

  Jan 2000 - Aug 2008

  Avionics Maintenance Supervisor and an Avionics Technical Inspector assigned in a multi-functional Aviation Unit Maintenance Company, supporting 32 aircraft comprised of four different airframe models; responsible for the direct supervision for all the Electrical and Avionics maintenance actions by supervising the troubleshooting, repair and component replacements of aircraft avionic systems; responsible for the health, welfare, training and professional development of four NCOs and eleven soldiers; responsible for the accountability and serviceability of test equipment in excess of $1.2 million dollars Show less

  • Maintenance Supervisor

    Jan 2005 - Aug 2008

  • Operations NCOIC

    Nov 2001 - Jan 2005

  • Battalion Training Specialist

    Jan 2000 - Nov 2001
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  US Army

  Jul 2009 - Dec 2016

  Responsible for maintaining the combat readiness of 32 US Army Watercraft platforms and systems valued in excess of $350 million. Serves as the Subject Matter Expert responsible for providing technical information on numerous systems aboard various types of Army vessels. Conducts Quality Assurance on all aspects of maintenance to include Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services, repair and restoration. Serves as the Contracting Officer Representative with oversight of a $47,000,000 maintenance contract. Performs Technical Inspections, oversaw dock/sea trials and operational testing of equipment. Advises Army Sustainment Command on all APS-5 Watercraft related issues. Serves as liaison between the US Army and Kuwait Naval Forces Show less Responsible for resourcing all maintenance support for seven Landing Craft, Utility 2000 series vessels in accordance with applicable TMs, ARs and FMs; Coordinates DS/GS Depot level maintenance support when needed; ensures unit Test, Measure and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) and marine equipment enrolled into the Army Oil Analysis Program (AOAP) are maintained IAW Army Regulations and Codes of Federal Regulation; ensures vessels conduct required maintenance, adhere to safety policies and maintain annual certifications in accordance with SOLAS, CFR, OSHA, Brigade, Battalion, and Company policies; advises Company Commander and Battalion Marine Maintenance Officer on all issues concerning the watercraft maintenance and operational capabilities; serves as unit AOAP Coordinator, HAZMAT Officer and Government Purchase Card Holder. Show less Chief Engineer aboard a Landing Craft Utility (LCU) 2000 series vessel valued in excess of $6.5 million; responsible for the safe, efficient, and environmentally compliant operations of the vessel's engineer section to include two main propulsion engines, four auxiliary engines, electrical distribution, refrigeration, environmental, hydraulic, pneumatic, plumbing systems, and deck machinery; responsible for direct management and licensing of six enlisted personnel assigned to the vessel; manages the vessel's Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS), Army Oil Analysis Program (AOAP), 457 line On-Board Spares List (OBSL), and HAZMAT programs. Serves as senior leader aboard the vessel in Vessel Master's absence and as the vessel's Supply Officer, AOAP Coordinator, HAZMAT Officer and Government Purchase Card Holder and Contract Officer Representative for LCU 2006 OCCM period. Show less Second Assistant Chief Engineer of a $22 million, 273-foot, ocean going Logistic Support Vessel (LSV), the largest and most technologically advanced vessel in the Army's fleet. Responsible to the Chief Engineer for the safe, efficient, and economic operation of the vessel's electrical, electronic, and refrigeration equipment. Supervises and performs direct and general support level maintenance on the vessel's auxiliary machinery, electrical systems, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. While deployed, serves as the engineering watch officer ensuring safe and efficient operation of the engineering department while supervising and training personnel on maintenance and operating procedures of the vessel's auxiliary equipment and log books. Additional duties include Vessel Electrical Safety Officer, Assistant Supply Officer, Damage Control Officer. Show less Third Assistant Engineer of a 26 million dollar, 273 foot, ocean going Logistical Support vessel; the largest and most technically advanced watercraft in the Army. Directly responsible to the Chief Engineer for the timely, efficent, and economical administration of the vessels supply operations. Supervises and trains supply personnel in the maintenance and improvements of the vessels On Board Supply List (OBSL) valued in excess of $10 million. Researches and orders CL II, III, and IX items in accordance with DA PAM 710-2-1. Serves as the vessels Government Purchase Card (GPC) holder and if needed the Voyage Fund Account Card holder. Serves as watch officer while underway, responsible for 3 enlisted soldiers. Additional duties include Property Book Officer. Show less

  • Army Preposition Stock (APS-5) Watercraft Equipment Site Manager

    Dec 2015 - Dec 2016

  • Marine Maintenance Officer

    Apr 2014 - Dec 2015

  • Chief Engineer

    Jan 2013 - Apr 2014

  • Watercraft Engineering 2nd Officer

    Dec 2010 - Jan 2013

  • Watercraft Engineering 3rd Officer

    Jul 2009 - Dec 2010
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  US Army

  Mar 2017 - Dec 2021

  Responsible for the site closure, divestiture and discontinued support operations of 23 US Army Watercraft platforms and systems valued in excess of $200 million. Serves as the Subject Matter Expert responsible for providing technical information on numerous systems aboard various types of Army vessels. As the Ship Surveyor, conducts Quality Assurance on all aspects of maintenance to include Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services, repair and restoration. Serves as the Contracting Officer Representative with oversight of a $12,000,000 maintenance contract. Performs Technical Inspections, oversaw dock/sea trials and operational testing of equipment. Advises Army Sustainment Command on all APS-5 Watercraft related issues. Show less Chief Engineer of the US Army Vessels GEN Frank S. Besson (LSV-1) and SP4 James A. Loux (LSV 6), 273 foot, 4395 gross ton ocean going vessels. Responsible for the supervision, training, and development of an 11 personnel crew. Directly responsible for the safe, efficient and economical operation of all vessel equipment, machinery and systems consisting of: diesel engines, power generation and distribution, electronics, communications, air conditioning, refrigeration, pneumatics, hydraulics and petroleum products transfers. Show less Detachment Commander aboard the LTG Frank S. Besson (LSV-1), a $27 million, 276 foot ocean-going Logistics Support Vessel. Responsible for the health, welfare and combat readiness of 7 warrant officers and 24 Soldiers. Responsible for the efficient operation, maintenance, and training of the deck, engine and steward departments. Responsible for the discipline, health, and safety of the entire crew along with cargo operations,administration, maintenance, and vessel operations. Ensures the vessel is prepared for all assigned missions, required safety equipment is on hand and serviceable, and approves cargo stowage plans. Responsible for the safe and exactnavigation and operation of the ship in accordance with applicable Coast Guard and Army regulations as well as all federal and local pollution/ hazardous material laws and regulations. Show less

  • Army Preposition Stock (APS-5) Watercraft Equipment Site Manager / Ship Surveyor

    Dec 2020 - Dec 2021

  • Chief Engineer

    May 2018 - Dec 2020

  • 1099th Transportation Detachment Commander

    Mar 2017 - May 2018
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  US Army TRADOC

  Jan 2022 - now

  Inspector General, US Army Training And Doctrine Command

  Serves as an Inspector General (IG) within the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Office of the Inspector General, acting as the eyes and ears of the Commanding General. Serves as Intelligence Oversight Officer and responsible for the research, development, and conduct of command directed inspections for five Major Subordinate Commands as well as eight Centers of Excellence. Ensures all inspections to include those of 14 subordinate command IG offices are executed in compliance with the principles and regulatory requirements of AR 20-1 and AR 1-201. Responsible for seeking out and assessing systemic deficiencies through the programs of general and specific inspections and providing recommendations at all levels of command. Provide "subject matter expert" support on Inspections related topics and responsible for inquiring into and reporting through the Inspections Chief and Command IG to the TRADOC Commanding General on matters affecting readiness, morale, quality of life, and discipline within the Command. Show less