Grant Shores

• Introductory Period Review Form:
• Grant has been an invaluable asset to the service planning position. He show initiative when given projects by diving in and organizing the chaos. Grant is doing extremely well handling the constant "Tool Down" service orders in a timely manner. The backlog is continually shrinking bit by bit even though the volume of orders is increasing. He has been a great help training new employees and has even started updating current procedures pertaining to service planning and service MRB. He is an excellent addition to the planning team and I have high expectations for his future at Rudolph Technologies.
• Quarter 4 2018:
• Grant has done an outstanding job organizing the service MRB area. He continues to take the initiative to streamline the service planning role. This last quarter he brought back the weekly meetings to go over backlog, developed metrics to track the service orders, and has taken timeout of his day to train new employees. Grant is dependable and has a very positive attitude. He has been instrumental in getting the backlog under control and is diligent about getting out the many urgent orders on a daily basis.
• Quarter 1 2019:
• Grant has done an outstanding job communication realistic dates with the service team. He created a spreadsheet with status of backlog and has reduced backlog significantly. Service can now see the delivery date on each sales order. As for service MRB, for the first time in years, it is getting traction. Grant has done a great job getting this process moving along once again. Grant dives into projects and sees them thru to the end. He is willing to help out in any area to get the material shipped to the customer.

• Provided (4,056) hours of armed internal security to designated U.S diplomatic and consular facilities to prevent the compromise of classified material and protection of personnel abroad
• Physically and mentally capable of enduring a direct counter-intelligence and combat environment, master interior guard procedures, anti-terrorism, and counter espionage techniques
• Knowledgeable in law enforcement tactics, small arms handling and employment, emergency first aid, force continuum, and entry and access control procedures
• Participated in (97) emergency reactionary drills with U.S embassies to include intruder containment, bomb searches, internal defense, external defense, safe haven egress, NBC response, and other missions during exigent circumstances
• Provided daily leadership of subordinate Marines; supervised Marines in all duties, and assumed the position of the Detachment Commander during their absence – (Canberra, Australia) (Kuwait City, Kuwait)
• Responsible for the management of all directives and orders within the detachment – (Canberra, Australia) (Kuwait City, Kuwait)
• Effectively identified relevant costs with the Financial Management Office in creating the FY 16 budget plan that dispersed ($219,812.00) accordingly while acting Detachment Commander - (Kuwait City, Kuwait)
• Developed scenarios as Operations and Training supervisor improving the operational and unit readiness within the detachment

• Configured and tuned radio equipment establishing contact with distance stations
• Conducted multiple field operations supporting various units with communications in Camp Lejeune, NC