Ryan Crupi
San Antonio,TX
Summary
with 4+ years of experience and a proven knowledge of logistics management, workflow optimization, and load analysis. Aiming to leverage my skills to successfully fill the role of Logistical Operator at your company
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
Work History
Chief
U.S. Marine Corps
04.2021 - 02.2023
- Lead 3 Logistics specialists reporting to a supervisor planning logistical operations, accounting for 20 containers, 5 buildings, while coordinating military/ civilian movements sending gear overseas and certifying hazardous materials, while supporting 150 1 st
- ANGLICO staff and 6 units within the Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF)
- Established attrition by assigning and training 6 Embarkation representatives in creating shipping labels/ packing lists, hazardous materials identification/ labeling and palletization
- Managed Facilities for 5 different buildings by putting in work requests, ordering supplies, and manually fixing various issues as facility manager
- Deployed 20 special forces staff and gear to overseas contingency operation, by creating documents, palletizing items, manifesting passengers, inspecting and embarking cargo via air, tractor trailer and forklift: hazardous materials, communications gear, weapons, and personnel, per DOT/ DOD guidelines
- Sent 40 security staff members with cargo comprising 2 Supporting Arms Liaison Teams (SALTS) composing 4 Fire
- Power Control Teams (FCT) to Peru with one week notice, for operation UNITAS: electronic warfare, anti-warfare and air defense, anti-surface warfare, live fire, maritime interdiction, littoral operation and jungle training exercises with 20
- Allied countries, a problem arose with transporting hazardous materials on a commercial flight, the problem was solved by coordinating with 1 st
- Light Armor Reconnaissance embarkation chief combining our cargo utilizing one container to save money and time
- Deployed 20 security team members in one week with cargo comprising a SALT composed of 2
- Fire Power Control
- Teams to Australia for operation MRF-D: facilitates rapid response to crisis and contingencies with combined warfighting capabilities with Australian forces while strengthening alliances and partnerships, a problem arose sending hazardous batteries internationally on a commercial flight, the issue was solved by coordinating with the 5 th regiment embarkation chief and sending cargo with their container to Australia
- Achieved 100% Accountability by confirming twenty 2K+ lbs
- Containers are inspected, labeled, inventoried, and documented in database as container control manager
- Transported two 7-ton trucks and 2 FCTs to 29 palms via tractor trailer and bus support
- Obtained transport for personnel and vehicles by requesting support for forklifts, buses, baggage trucks, and heavy equipment from civilian contractors
- Created balanced/ efficient work load by delegating/supervising tasks to 3 specialists
- Aided the future embarkation chiefs/ accelerated efficiency by building a container control binder containing regulations, appointment letters, examples, spreadsheets, and documented hard copies of inspections
- Increased effectiveness of logistics shop by, mentoring, sharing knowledge, creating an enjoyable work environment and empathizing with embarkation specialists
Embarkation Specialist
ANGLICO, U.S. Marine Corps
04.2020 - 04.2021
- Lead 2 specialists reporting to 3 supervisors performing logistical operations, creating load plans, managing mail room, flying drones and certifying hazardous materials for land air and sea missions supporting 150 members of 1 st
- ANGLICO
- Reinforced interservice operational readiness event Spartan Fury [4 weeks], by sending 20 security team members to
- Hawaii, a problem arose when an embarkation chief sent hazardous documentation without a signature, after tracking the equipment and calling terminals, our cargo had been frustrated, the issue was resolved by driving down to the air station, fixing paperwork, and ensuring the gear was sent to Hawaii on time for the exercise
- Supported interservice operational readiness event Red Flag [3 weeks], by sending 50 security team members to
- Alaskan cold weather training, 9 th communication battalion had not created hazardous documents for their cargo, the problem was solved by assisting their Embarkation Chief in creating 5 documents certifying ammunition and hazardous batteries to ensure the safety and certification of their cargo
- Ryan Crupi
- Maintained U.S
- Postal service operations aboard DOD controlled accessed facility, by receiving, inspecting, stamping, inventorying, distributing and forwarding as Mailroom Supervisor
- Increased readiness by participating in training events as a Small Unmanned Aircraft Operator (SUAS) locating targets, taking pictures, and generating grid coordinates
- Practiced unit safety by assisting machine gun ranges taking the billet of safety vehicle driver operating HMMWVs, participating in tactical combat casualty care and inspecting/ providing documentation for hazardous materials
Embarkation Clerk
U.S. Marine Corps
02.2019 - 04.2020
- Assisted 3 specialists reporting to 2 supervisors with preparing logistical operations, conducting movements through air, land and sea, inventorying gear, and coordinating movements with units within (MEF)
- Developed good relationships with civilian contractors and other logisticians within the MEF by assisting with their movements, supplying gear, and communicating in a positive manner
- Supported specialist sending 20 security team members to San Clemente Island for a live fire event by creating load plans, labeling hazardous boxes, weighing gear, manifesting passengers, palletizing and retrograding
- Maintained accountability by placing tracking devices on containers, locating containers in database, creating excel documents, re-inspecting, labeling, documenting, and inputting information in database
- Preserved cleanliness of 5 buildings by replacing dry wall, painting, installing carpet, changing lightbulbs, cleaning gutters, weed whacking, and deep cleaning
- Supported force readiness event STRAT MOBEX: simulating movement of 100 personnel, 20 containers, and 6 vehicles overseas with 48 hour window by teaching non-logistics personnel how to palletize cargo via air transportation
Education
A.S - General Education
C
UYAHOGA
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
High School Diploma - undefined
AVON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL
Timeline
Chief
U.S. Marine Corps
04.2021 - 02.2023
Embarkation Specialist
ANGLICO, U.S. Marine Corps
04.2020 - 04.2021
Embarkation Clerk
U.S. Marine Corps
02.2019 - 04.2020
A.S - General Education
C
UYAHOGA
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
High School Diploma - undefined
AVON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL
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