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Michael McCrimmon

Washington

Summary

Highly driven, motivated, and multifaceted Project Manager/Logistician with a comprehensive background in logistics with a Master of Science in Administration, specializing in Federal Program Management. Highly versatile; quickly masters new roles, responsibilities, technologies, and environments. Reputation for integrity, problem solving abilities, work ethic and analytical skills. Continuously pursues opportunities to learn and take on challenges for further professional development and growth.

Overview

9
9
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Principle Logistics Analyst

SERCO Inc
03.2018 - 04.2022
  • Provide direct daily logistics support to the Lightweight Torpedo Program Office (PMS404) including management and liaison between other government entities. Manage and ensure proper execution of program requirements and provide improvement to standard logistic processes as required. Responsible for the development and/or maintenance of program supply support and the management of logistics plans. Provide management support to determine logistics requirements, acquisition support requirements. Developing and implementing corrective actions, program enhancements and policy changes.
  • Assist in determining support requirements for MK48 and MK54 torpedo life cycle logistics programs including configuration management, and maintenance. Helps coordinate program activities designed to ensure effective and economic support.
  • In conjunction with government personnel and supervisor, anticipate logistics problems related to supply support concerns and determine contingency requirements and solutions.
  • Attends and represents customer at required meetings and program reviews.
  • Supervisor: William Houston (202) 756-3820
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  • 40 hrs. /week
  • Salary/Grade: $92,000

Logistics Management Specialist

Department of Navy, International Program Office (PEO IWS 4)
04.2013 - 11.2017
  • Provide direct daily enterprise logistics support for the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Japan Program including country management and liaison. Provide management support to determine logistics requirements, acquisition support requirements. Manage contractor support engaged in researching foreign government requirements, in accordance with Letters of Offer and Acceptance (LOA), Contract Modifications, ensuring delivery, identifying materiel, services and shipping requirements and projecting costs for systems life cycle support. Manage the resolution of highly sensitive and complex logistics problems for the Japanese. Developing and implementing corrective actions, program enhancements and policy changes.
  • Ensures systems logistics elements are incorporated into acquisition, documentation, procurement specifications, contracts, and engineering documents such as configuration management plans, navy training plan, and systems safety plans throughout the system life cycle.
  • Manage ILS contracts and monitor program adherence to Navy and DoD ILS policy and procedures and proactively provide recommended changes to inhibit effective and efficient program execution. Periodically, chair logistics meetings with all logistics management participants, identifying and resolve issues and to keep management informed.
  • Revise existing Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) policy with overall program plans and develops comprehensive logistic requirements.
  • Manage the development of logistics documentation including but not limited to technical documentation (ECPs, IETM, PMS), and Training Materials.
  • Provide ILS authority in all phases of the life cycle support requirements including, but not limited to: customer requirements interpretation, life cycle logistics strategy development, Life Cycle Cost (LCC), overall logistics planning, establishing management structures, implementing product support processes, delivering services, analyzing Fleet feedback, and defining budgeting and funding requirements.
  • Lead, develop and implement ordnance management policies including Performance–Based Logistics (PBL) life cycle support, Packaging, Handling, Shipping and Transportation (PHS&T), documentation (Logistics Resource Funding Summary (LRFS), Operational Requirements Document (ORD), Computer Resources Life Cycle Management Plan (CRLCMP) and Acquisition Strategy (AS).
  • Manage a budget for Japan logistics support, technical documentation updates, lifetime support and contractor support. Evaluates and assesses a diverse range of tasks assignments of Lockheed Martin and Alion personnel support. Chairs ILS Planning Conferences in support of the development and execution of Japan logistics requirements and lifetime support. Utilize financial/budget sources to manage ILS requirements.
  • Prepare detailed Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) and manage program execution in accordance with POA&M. Oversee procurement actions, respond to customer technical and programmatic queries, and provide periodic status updates and reports.
  • Lead ILS Team meetings reviews with Liaison Officer and PARMs to ensure ILS support meets capability requirements and are properly represented into existing FMS cases. Resolve all the ILS discrepancies and keep closed communication with AEGIS LOGREP, Foreign Navy, Shipyard and PARMS. Provide Fleet support to the Japanese Navy while taking in consideration their unique requirements.
  • Support the planning and execution of the IWS4.0 Task Planning Process (PACMAN), Statement of Work (SOW), Enterprise Resource System (ERP), ensuring that Electronic Task Planning sheet (eTPS) are generated, justified, validated, and ultimately approved by the TPS Review Board in accordance with the agreed upon schedule. Monitor and track FMS ILS case funding going to PARMS, contractors and field activities in support of the Japan Program.
  • Manage the coordination, planning and implementation of all ILS plans including the JAMOD Transportation Plan and coordinate activities reviews necessary to provide timely and effective delivery and sustainment of all ILS Plans.
  • Supervisor: Vinh Trinh PEO IWS 4A (202) 781-2259
  • 40 hrs. /week
  • Salary/Grade: NH-346-III

Education

Master of Science in Administration - Federal Program Management

Trinity University
Washington, DC
05.2010

Certificate of Completion - undefined

Graduate School USA/Darlene H. Young Leadership Academy
08.2012

Government Program Management Course - undefined

American Graduate University
Huntsville, AL
12.2001

Advanced Program Management Course - undefined

Defense Management College
Ft. Belvoir, VA
12.1997

Bachelor of Science - Biology

Virginia Union University
Richmond, VA
05.1982

Skills

  • Program Analysis; Research; Logistics Management; Information Gathering; Project Management; Leading People; Interpersonal Relations; Collaborative Teamwork; Strategic Planning; Time Management; Building Coalitions; Budgeting; Inventory Management
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Certification

  • Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act Level III Certification – Acquisition Logistics
  • Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act Level III Certification – Program Management

Awards

Team Submarine on the Spot Award 2011, 2012, Employee Outstanding Performance Award 1993-1995, 1997-2008, 2010, Outstanding Young Man of America, 1984

Affiliations

Member of the Defense Acquisition Corps 1993

Timeline

Principle Logistics Analyst

SERCO Inc
03.2018 - 04.2022

Logistics Management Specialist

Department of Navy, International Program Office (PEO IWS 4)
04.2013 - 11.2017

Certificate of Completion - undefined

Graduate School USA/Darlene H. Young Leadership Academy

Government Program Management Course - undefined

American Graduate University

Advanced Program Management Course - undefined

Defense Management College

Bachelor of Science - Biology

Virginia Union University

Master of Science in Administration - Federal Program Management

Trinity University

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