Results-driven professional with strong background in grants management and compliance. Known for meticulous attention to detail and ability to manage complex projects. Collaborative team player focused on delivering high-quality outcomes and adapting to evolving requirements.
Overview
19
19
years of professional experience
Work History
Grant Management Specialist
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
11.2019 - Current
Developed training materials for staff on best practices in grants management, enhancing organizational capacity to secure and manage funding successfully.
Coordinated post-award activities such as contract negotiation, implementation planning, and progress monitoring for successful project execution.
Maintained up-to-date knowledge on federal regulations related to grants management, ensuring full compliance across all activities.
Served as main point of contact for internal team members regarding grant-related questions or concerns.
Assisted in the preparation of annual budgets by forecasting grant revenue based on historical data and current trends.
Monitored and analyzed changing laws, regulations and policies pertaining to grants.
Logistics Specialist
UNITED STATES COAST GUARD
08.2018 - 11.2019
Responsible for the overall operation Base Boston’s logistics needs including incoming and outgoing mail, all incoming freight, and world-wide shipment of outgoing freight.
Verified accuracy of shipment details to prevent discrepancies.
Coordinated transportation schedules by collaborating with carriers and suppliers.
Conducted regular stock audits by implementing inventory tracking systems.
Resolved shipping discrepancies by investigating and coordinating corrective actions.
Provided customer service to base departments and transportation companies to facilitate efficient operations in support of the Base’s vessels.
Responsible for the recording, disposition, and retrieval of United States government Property.
Ramp Supervisor
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
09.2016 - 05.2019
Responsible for the safe and efficient load and unload of cargo aircraft to facilitate servicing of district
Directly supervised teams ranging in size from 4 to 15 personnel in a dynamic and fast paced environment
Facilitated training and development of 50 shift personnel under my direct supervision
Developed comprehensive training programs for new hires to ensure consistent performance across the team.
Develop daily load plans to enable the most efficient flow of one and two-day air cargo to hub facilities
Managed inventory of necessary equipment and supplies for daily ramp operations, ensuring availability when needed.
Implemented best practices in ramp supervision to minimize delays and maintain high levels of productivity among staff members.
Ensured compliance with all regulatory requirements for airport operations by staying current on industry standards and guidelines.
Led continuous improvement initiatives for ramp processes, identifying opportunities for cost savings and improved efficiency.
Evaluated employee performance regularly through periodic reviews that provided constructive feedback aimed at improving skills.
Responsible for the safe and efficient load and unload of cargo aircraft to facilitate servicing of the district.
Assembly-C
RAYTHEON
12.2011 - 02.2015
Responsible for the safe and efficient manufacture of high grade military radar technology
Inspected components for quality in adherence to requirements.
Operated hand tools and machinery to complete assembly tasks.
Performed time sensitive tasks in accordance with manufacturing schedules
Participated in the establishment of lean manufacturing techniques to reduce time cycles
World leader in the design and manufacture of Integrated Defense Systems
Bachelor of Science - Business Administration; Human Resources
Salem State University
Associate of Science - Aviation Management
North Shore Community College
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