TRAVIS WALL

I want a highly rewarding career where I can use my skills and knowledge for organizational and personal goals.

• Senior Demonstrated Logistician
• Demonstrated Logistician

• Motor Sergeant, Fort Eustis, VA, 2019, Current, Served as a Motor Sergeant in a Seaport Operations Company. I was responsible for the overall health, welfare, training and discipline of over nine noncommissioned officers and 23 enlisted soldiers. I was primarily responsible for enforcing maintenance operations standards on over 221 pieces of reportable equipment, USR, ESR and new equipment integration. Also, I managed critical TMDE, all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, direct support level troubleshooting and repairs. Additionally, I advised the maintenance control section on class III and class IX item; advised the maintenance control team and command of any updates needed. I was responsible for the accountability and serviceability of tools, support equipment and facilities valued in excess of $10 million. Some of the systems I have training in is the Global Combat Support System- Army (GCSS-Army); The Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS) and Command Maintenance Discipline Program (CMDP).
• Instructor/Writer, Fort Lee, VA, 2016, 2019, Served as an Instructor/Writer for the Power Generation Division, Tactical Support Equipment Department; instructed Initial Entry Training (IET), prior service and international students. Provided instruction on theory, principles of operations and maintenance procedures on power generation equipment from 3kw-150kw; developed, reviewed, revised and delivered all program of instruction (POI) and lesson plans that pertained to the 91D10 course. Also, provided support to Platoon Sergeants by assisting in the health, discipline and welfare of 1,200 IET soldiers annually. I was also accountable for table of distribution and allowance equipment, tools and training aid valued at $1,500.00. Additionally, I served as a Senior Training Management NCO for the United States Army Ordanance School. I managed a staff and civilian faculty comprised of over 100 personnel. I managed, updated, and assisted the department Director and the Department Sergeant Major with operational tracking of over 40 noncommissioned officers and accountable for TDA property and equipment valued at 4,500.000.
• Motor Sergeant/Senior Mechanic, Fort Gordon, GA, 2014, 2015, Supervised and performed unit maintenance and recovery operations on gasoline and diesel fueled light-wheel vehicles (prime movers designated as 5 ton or less and their associated trailers) and associated items. Supervises unit maintenance and recovery operations on track and heavy-wheel vehicles, and on material handling equipment.
• Senior Mechanic, Camp Buehring, Kuwait, 2012, 2013, Performed duties in preceding skill levels. Supervised activities of a section performing unit or DS/GS maintenance on tactical utility, precise power generation sets, internal combustion engines, and associated equipment. Supplied maintenance management and quality control including production and quality control maintenance activities.
• Ground Combat Platoon Squad Leader, Fob Shank, Afghanistan, 2009, 2011, Served as a Squad Leader in an Aviation Task Force; responsible for the training, employment, discipline, and welfare of two Noncommissioned Officers and four Soldiers in support of OEF X; conducts personnel/vehicle interdiction, Dart, personnel recovery, Aerial Reconnaissance and Reaction Force (ARRF). Battle damage assessments and sensitive site exploitation supporting CJTF-101 and 82nd in Regional Command- East; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of $250,000 worth of equipment.
• POWER GENERATION EQUIPMENT REPAIRER, HUNTER AAF, SAVANNAH, GA, 2007, 2009, Responsible for performing unscheduled maintenance on more than 70 pieces of organizational equipment valued in excess of $300,000; responsible for the direct supervision, training, health and welfare of six soldiers; maintains accountability and ensures mission readiness of one maintenance contact truck and five Maintenance Support Devices. Maintained Ground Support Equipment to include the army Metal workers, Quartermaster and Chemical Equipment Repairer and the Utilities Equipment Repairer to assure that all their jobs were completed to the Army's 10-20 level standard. Assisted in completing services on 62 pieces of Ground Support Equipment to aid the Battalion's equipment induction to the LBE program. Maintained accountability of MTOE equipment valued at $250,000 and Company Master Driver.
• Deployed to Iraq, Iraq, 2006, 2007, Maintain and Complete schedule maintenance, developed SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) of the unit's John Deer gators. Cross trained as a Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic to help unit repair light and heavy tactical vehicles and select armored vehicles.
• Deployed to Iraq, Iraq, 2004, 2006, Provide power to the 4th Infantry Division at the Brigade level. Maintained 2 Forklifts, 8 5-ton trucks, 4 tool trucks and 30 Generator sets ranging from 3Kw's to 60Kw's to include ECU units. Installed power to each section in a brand-new motor pool that was created from the ground up. Assisted in the writing of the Standard Operation Procedure for the Ground Support Equipment Section.

• Power Generation Equipment Repairer School, Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD., Sept 2004-Dec 2004
• Basic Training, Fort Knox KY, July 2004-Sept 2004
• Marion High School 2000-2004

• 3 years’ experience as an Instructor/Writer
• Over 14 years’ experience troubleshooting, operating and maintaining Power Generation Equipment and all associated peripheral equipment.
• 14 years’ experience as a supervisor and manager
• 4 overseas deployments, Iraq (2), Afghanistan (1) and Kuwait (1), 3 in which provided electrical power for 589th BSB, Fires Brigade, 4-3 Aviation unit and 67th Expeditionary Signal Battalion