Joseph Hamilton

• Oversaw the successful and safe handling of 300 tons of ordnance assets with approximately 26,000 pounds of Net Explosive Weight totaling over $27 million dollars with zero mishaps.

• Enforced the safe assembly and disassembly of explosives in accordance with their prospective publications and adhere to the companies standard operating procedures across the board.

• Responsible for the physical asset inventory which include but not limited to, proper labeling of assets for 100% accountability of ammunition storage and segregation, abide by 49 CFR regulation of hazardous transportation on and off station, and sign off the integrity of product input and output.

• Emphasize communicate mission intent, mission purpose, key tasks, mission end state in conjunction to the compliance with OSHA safety standards.

• Managed over 4 different shops' workloads, ensuring proper maintenance, man hours, and documentation were completed, including keeping historical records up to date.
• Directly supervised Maintenance actions were performed on gear while ensuring adequate support of flight squadrons was met on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.
• Direct line of communication between all customers, supply, and the Commanding Officer.
• Monthly brief the Commanding Officer, Executive Officer and all staff under department leadership on Ready for Issue gear along with man power delinquencies and or all the above.
• Utilize numerous website applications and/or software to document or schedule all applicable job-required necessities.
• Complete orders for parts or necessary consumable assets to ensure work centers are afforded proper gear to operate.

• Performed the duties and responsibilities of the Ammunition Stock Recording Section Chief, directly responsible for accurate issue, receipt, storage, and maintenance of databases to facilitate expenditures, requisitions, shipment, and segregation of all Class V(A) ammunition and explosives for Marine Aircraft Group 29.

• Adhere to the companies standard operating procedures to control the flows and movement of aviation ordnance assets on and off stations.

• Standardized daily reports to decrease and mitigate loss and storage discrepancies.

• Prepared bi-weekly situational reports to Operations Manager to discuss the status reports of future and current projects. Reports include but not limited to, identifying qualified personnel, work schedule, budget, identifying constraints, and recommending courses of action to meet objects with the highest productivity, quality, and client satisfaction.

• Conduct schedule and unscheduled inventory to ensure physical assets match quantities in reporting system.

• Supervised over 7,000 issues, receipts, and expenditures for Marine Aviation Group 29 Aviation Ordnance training operations as well as coordinating with 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Aviation Ordnance and Station Weapons, Camp Pendleton to provide MAG-29 and participating squadrons efficient munitions support.

• Very strong skills in maintaining confidentiality and use of discretion when handling sensitive information.

• Excelled in organizational, analytical and critical thinking to distinguish effective decision making and problem solving.

• Utilized Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook)