Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Work Availability
Timeline
Frania  Zamora

Frania Zamora

Temecula,CA
Every problem is a gift—without problems we would not grow.
Tony Robbins

Summary

With over 20 years of proven expertise in maintenance program management, operational leadership, and impactful U.S. Marine Corps service, I offer a dynamic blend of cross-functional collaboration and results-driven leadership. My track record spans successful team management in high-paced environments, including as a Drill Instructor shaping the future of women Marines. Bilingual in English and Spanish, I bring advanced proficiency in Oracle and Java, complemented by intermediate skills in Microsoft Office Suite. My academic background includes a Bachelor of Social Science in Criminal Justice with a focused Accounting concentration. Ready to seamlessly transition these skills into new challenges, I'm poised to drive innovation and deliver quantifiable results to your team.

Overview

22
22
years of professional experience

Work History

Platoon Commander and Maintenance Program Managmen

United States Marine Corps
10.2001 - 06.2023
  • Provided adept leadership for continuous management and ongoing employee training initiatives, fostering a culture of growth and excellence.
  • Produced meticulous documentation for both internal and external audits, demonstrating a strong commitment to transparency and compliance.
  • Directed comprehensive workforce management planning, including precise volume predictions and capacity planning, ensuring optimal resource utilization.
  • Skillfully optimized operational costs, significantly contributing to enhanced productivity, cost development, and proficiency within central fulfillment operations.
  • Championed the adoption of innovative multichannel communication strategies, integrating automated chat and social messaging for elevated customer engagement.
  • Conducted thorough training sessions for new employees, instilling proper protocols and ensuring adherence to high customer service standards.
  • Mentored and guided team members, consistently achieving and maintaining high levels of productivity and performance metrics.
  • led a team of 23 Quality Assurance Evaluators in the meticulous execution of over 550 technical inspections, ensuring equipment met or surpassed operational and safety prerequisites.
  • Directed a 64-member team through 3rd and 4th line troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of tactical equipment, contributing to sustained operational readiness.
  • Strategically developed data processing plans and budgets for procuring supplies and parts for fiscal years 2022 and 2023, aligning resources with future needs.
  • Skillfully reported progress and outcomes across various functions and hierarchical levels, offering valuable insights for informed decision-making.
  • Reviewed and synthesized data from the Oracle program, expertly preparing weekly maintenance report summaries read by 12 senior-ranking Marine leaders.
  • Provided effective oversight of staff and sub-contractor performance review assessments, ensuring a high standard of operational excellence.
  • Pioneered the initiative to advance training capabilities of Marine personnel by facilitating enrollment in specialized technical schools, thereby fortifying their skill sets and expertise to effectively support complex deployments.
  • Managed over $10 million worth of equipment during garrison and deployment operations

Platoon Commander, Program Management

United States Marine Corps
03.2021 - 10.2021
  • Demonstrated unwavering diligence in managing and preserving full accountability for sensitive equipment and mechanic tools valued at $10 million throughout a seven-month deployment.
  • Skillfully led and supervised a team of 35 maintenance technicians, orchestrating both preventative and corrective maintenance efforts across diverse locations in Southeast Asia.
  • Expertly coordinated multifaceted maintenance, supply, engineering, and transportation initiatives encompassing 3,200 assets, sustaining peak maintenance readiness and ensuring uninterrupted mission operations at a 100% level.
  • Spearheaded numerous critical projects with a keen focus on tracking key outcomes, including financial aspects. Devised streamlined procedures for the efficient shipping of ground equipment worth over $50 million to various destinations such as Okinawa, Hawaii, Georgia, North Carolina, and California from Kuwait and South Arabia. Remarkably reduced delivery time from a conventional 10 months to an exceptional 4 months.
  • Entrusted with the meticulous retrograde of more than 180 serialized Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI) from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, showcasing an impeccable record of no Communications Security Incidents.
  • Employed advanced statistical analyses to meticulously gather operational data, effectively forecasting team requirements and ensuring optimal resource allocation.
  • Proficiently directed multifaceted teams engaged in high-complexity, high-risk projects, exhibiting exceptional time management and resource allocation skills. Maintained rigorous adherence to tight schedules, budgetary limitations, and resource imperatives—particularly during high-pressure situations such as crisis response and the evacuation of Afghanistan.

Platoon Commander, Maintenance Program Management

United States Marine Corps
08.2017 - 07.2020


  • Provided expert advisement to Commanders and Executive Officers, delivering strategic insights on the effective utilization of tactical electrical power assets and maintenance management throughout ten multinational joint military exercises.
  • Demonstrated adeptness in producing, analyzing, translating, and executing the operational requirements of Chief Operating Officers into tangible tactical Electrical Power distribution support solutions. These solutions yielded heightened mission accomplishment for allied forces from Thailand, United Arab Emirates, South Korea, United Kingdom, Singapore, and Canada.
  • Orchestrated the development of 12 comprehensive blueprints, skillfully planned and supervised the establishment, operation, and maintenance of pivotal water purification, storage, distribution sites, and electric power generating sites. These sites served as essential pillars supporting over 70 thousand personnel engaged in coalition forces training exercises.
  • Showcased an unwavering commitment to safety through monthly inspections of 17 locations, meticulously ensuring adherence to stringent OSHA, EPA, and DOD regulations. This proactive approach guaranteed both safe work areas and the proper storage of hazardous materials.
  • Spearheaded proactive personnel development by facilitating Marines' enrollment in technical schools, colleges, and personalized development programs. This initiative not only enhanced their training capabilities but also fortified their ability to provide valuable support during deployments.

Maintenance and Personnel Management

United States Marine Corps
05.2013 - 08.2017
  • Led a 65-person team with expertise, overseeing continual management improvements and employee training initiatives to drive growth and elevate performance.
  • Managed thorough performance review assessments for staff and sub-contractors, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives and maintaining optimal operational standards.
  • Effectively handled diverse employee-related matters, from labor issues to turnover analysis and promoting inclusivity, fostering a harmonious and diverse work environment.
  • Demonstrated meticulous accountability by safeguarding sensitive information and equipment valued at $8 million during the precise offloading of a cargo shipment.
  • Applied strong critical thinking to dissect complex problems, evaluate potential solutions, and make well-informed decisions, contributing to successful outcomes.
  • Exhibited a keen eye for detail in completing essential paperwork, rapidly identifying discrepancies and proactively resolving them to maintain seamless operations.
  • Advanced Marine capabilities by enrolling personnel in multiple training courses, resulting in their certification in electrical fields and welding. This initiative significantly bolstered their readiness to support deployments, reflecting a dedication to skill enhancement and mission readiness.
  • Provided critical support to Signal Intelligence teams and Marine pilots by delivering Tactical Power and HVAC solutions. Maintained optimal equipment temperature for effective operation, ensuring seamless functionality and operational success.

Drill Instructor Billet

United States Marines
10.2010 - 05.2013
  • Provided coaching and mentoring to employees.
  • Trained and mentored 30 new personnel hired to fulfill various roles.
  • Established and maintained quality control standards.
  • Analyzed and evaluated training effectiveness and program outcomes.
  • Completed 12 intense training cycles, shaping and refining over 700 recruits into capable Marines.
  • Maintained an impeccable record of zero incidents, emphasizing a steadfast commitment to safety and operational excellence.
  • Progressed through vital leadership roles as Drill Instructor, Senior Drill Instructor, and Chief Drill Instructor, showcasing consistent adaptability and expertise.
  • Mentored both staff and recruits, instilling strict adherence to regulations and cultivating an atmosphere of discipline and respect.
  • Upheld uncompromising standards, fostering recruits' mastery of regulations and conduct, engraining discipline and professionalism.
  • Nurtured teamwork and leadership skills, while instilling Marine Corps values for recruits' successful evolution into capable Marines.
  • Provided coaching and mentoring to employees

Maintenance Management Specialist

Marine Corps
02.2007 - 10.2009
  • Managed a diverse inventory, including 24 generators and 15 floodlights, in collaboration with United Rentals, to support high-profile events like State of the Union addresses, Inaugurations, and Republican and Democratic conventions.
  • Led a Decontamination team, assuming responsibility for personnel and equipment exposed to chemical agents as part of the CBIRF mission.
  • Collaborated closely with medical teams, delivering immediate stabilization for individuals affected by chemical agents, showcasing strong teamwork and adept crisis management skills, during realistic training excercises.
  • Secured FEMA certification for conducting search and rescue operations, amplifying capacity to contribute effectively in the aftermath of natural disasters.
  • Partnered with law enforcement during the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis, proficiently monitoring cameras citywide and within the Mall of America to ensure public safety.
  • Contributed to the historic 2009 Presidential Inauguration, a pivotal role within the team assigned to evacuate diplomats and the President during emergencies.
  • Demonstrated versatile maintenance management skills, consistently ensuring equipment remained at a 100% readiness level for pivotal events and missions.
  • Represented the unit during ROTC competitions, reinforcing a commitment to excellence and contributing to the unit's reputation for professionalism and capability.

Mechanical Technician

United States Marines
02.2004 - 02.2007
  • Assembled and disassembled 7 Generator Engines, and 10 main generators to perform repairs and maintenance.
  • Resolved over 2,000 mechanical issues using both technical and manual skills.
  • Diligently inspected and rigorously tested equipment, machinery, and components during training exercises and post-exercise evaluations.
  • Proficiently diagnosed issues identified defects, and skillfully determined the most suitable repairs, ensuring optimal functionality and operational readiness.
  • Supported over 5 comprehensive training sessions to prepare personnel for deployment, imparting crucial skills and knowledge for successful mission execution.
  • Expertly repaired and maintained more than 300 generators, ensuring uninterrupted power supply critical to various operational activities and mission success.
  • Skillfully serviced and sustained 500 pieces of decontamination equipment, maintaining readiness to swiftly respond to chemical and hazardous material incidents.
  • Meticulously prepared and readied over 200 trucks for maritime operations, contributing to the seamless movement of equipment and personnel across challenging environments.
  • Represented the command with distinction during Women's History Month and the Veterans parade in Hawaii, showcasing the unit's commitment to diversity, excellence, and service.
  • Received recognition in a dedicated article by the Hawaiian newspaper, underscoring the unit's significant contributions and the recognition of your exemplary service in the local community.
  • Played a crucial role in upholding and enhancing the operations of a diverse military community of over 15,000 stationed personnel within your duty assignment, significantly contributing to their readiness and overall success

Mechanical Technician

United States Marine Corps
08.2005 - 03.2006
  • Skillfully maintained and repaired a diverse array of equipment, including engines, water plants, and electrical systems, while deployed in Iraq in 2005.
  • Demonstrated expertise in diagnosing and resolving complex technical issues across a range of assets, ensuring their optimal performance in challenging operational environments.
  • Played a pivotal role in sustaining critical water plants, ensuring a continuous supply of clean water to support both military operations and local communities.
  • Successfully provided electrical support, ensuring the reliable operation of essential infrastructure and equipment vital to various missions.
  • Managed a portfolio of over 200 assets, consistently meeting maintenance schedules and maximizing operational readiness in a high-demand setting.
  • Collaborated effectively with multi-disciplinary teams, contributing technical insights and solutions that significantly enhanced mission capabilities.
  • Adapted swiftly to dynamic and high-pressure scenarios, ensuring prompt responses to equipment breakdowns and minimizing operational disruptions.
  • Executed proactive maintenance strategies, contributing to extended asset lifespans and reducing the need for replacements in a resource-constrained environment.
  • Demonstrated exceptional attention to detail in documentation, accurately recording maintenance activities and contributing to the overall operational transparency.
  • Spearheaded the role of quality assurance for over 1000 equipment overhauls arriving from the United States and managed the rotation of equipment destined for overhaul. Ensured that equipment met stringent operational standards, enhancing reliability and performance across various missions.
  • Played a vital security role during convoy operations, safeguarding supplies during transportation to other bases.

Mechanical Engineering Student

Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
07.2003 - 02.2004
  • Successfully completed training in preparation for MOS 1142, gaining foundational knowledge and skills in maintenance operations.
  • Demonstrated proficiency in learning the basics of repairing and maintaining a variety of equipment and systems, laying the groundwork for future expertise.
  • Actively participated in training exercises, engaging with hands-on experience to further develop practical maintenance capabilities.
  • Collaborated effectively with instructors and peers, contributing to a positive and productive learning environment.

Recruit

Marine Corps
04.2003 - 07.2003
  • Successfully completed rigorous basic training, showcasing adaptability, discipline, and determination throughout the training period.
  • Demonstrated proficiency in mastering essential military skills, including physical fitness, marksmanship, and teamwork.
  • Effectively followed orders and demonstrated attention to detail in drill and ceremony exercises, contributing to a well-disciplined unit.
  • Adapted to the challenges of military life, including adjusting to new routines, adhering to regulations, and building a strong sense of camaraderie with fellow recruits.
  • Successfully graduated from basic training, proudly earning the title of United States Marine and embarking on the next phase of service and specialization.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice/concentration in Accounting

Campbell University, Buies Creek, NC
05.2023

Skills

  • Security Clearance
  • Proven Strategic Planning
  • Adaptive Leadership
  • Ability to work effectively in a dynamic, fast-paced work environment
  • Employee Development:
  • Data-Driven Performance Enhancement
  • Adaptable Problem Solver
  • Regulatory Compliance
  • Budgeting for Growth:
  • Technical Proficiency
  • Cost Benefit Analysis
  • Equipment Deployment

Work Availability

monday
tuesday
wednesday
thursday
friday
saturday
sunday
morning
afternoon
evening
swipe to browse

Timeline

Platoon Commander, Program Management - United States Marine Corps
03.2021 - 10.2021
Platoon Commander, Maintenance Program Management - United States Marine Corps
08.2017 - 07.2020
Maintenance and Personnel Management - United States Marine Corps
05.2013 - 08.2017
Drill Instructor Billet - United States Marines
10.2010 - 05.2013
Maintenance Management Specialist - Marine Corps
02.2007 - 10.2009
Mechanical Technician - United States Marine Corps
08.2005 - 03.2006
Mechanical Technician - United States Marines
02.2004 - 02.2007
Mechanical Engineering Student - Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
07.2003 - 02.2004
Recruit - Marine Corps
04.2003 - 07.2003
Platoon Commander and Maintenance Program Managmen - United States Marine Corps
10.2001 - 06.2023
Campbell University - Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice/concentration in Accounting
Frania Zamora