Zephan J. Perez

Dynamic operations professional with a proven track record of enhancing productivity and ensuring operational efficiency through strong technical acumen and problem-solving skills. Recognized for exceptional communication abilities and commitment to fostering relationships that drive team success, while adeptly navigating challenges and adapting to evolving demands. Demonstrates a resourceful approach to troubleshooting and workflow optimization, maintaining high standards in safety protocols and equipment maintenance. Extensive experience in production environments utilized to contribute to organizational goals and promote continuous improvement.

• Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
• Supervised team of 5 staff members.
• Collaborated with team of 45 in the development of New Caledonia Mission 2025.
• Documented and resolved communication issue and training/ operation developments while continuing mission which led to perfect success rating and evaluation .
• Achieved desired training evaluation by adapting and overcoming all short falls during Korea and New Caledonia mission with accuracy and efficiency.

• Logistics License - Quartermaster (Shower and Laundry and Mortuary Affairs Specialist)
• 1LT Perez, 962nd Quartermaster Company (Mortuary Affairs) and 302nd Quartermaster Company (Laundry and Shower) - September 2019 to Present.
• Licensed Mortuary Affairs Officer - 2024 to present.
• Army Logistics University - August 2020 to December 2020.

• Security Management officer oversees personnel, physical, and information security, developing and enforcing policies for asset protection, access control, risk mitigation, and compliance with regulations like AR 380-5, ensuring classified material security, conducting training, managing key control, and integrating security with mission goals, often requiring high-level clearances and involving crisis response and coordination with law enforcement
• Physical Security officer protects personnel, assets, and facilities by implementing security plans, managing access controls (keys, alarms, barriers, surveillance), conducting vulnerability assessments, training personnel, and ensuring compliance with Army/DoD regulations, often acting as the key/lock control officer and coordinating with Military Police for incidents, all to safeguard against threats like theft, espionage, and unauthorized access
• Equal opportunity officer ensure fair treatment for all personnel, preventing discrimination based on race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, and national origin, and fostering an environment free from unlawful harassment and discrimination.
• Suicide Prevention Leader focus on proactive leadership, fostering a trusting culture, enhancing resilience, and ensuring access to care, with key actions including leaders identifying at-risk Soldiers, using the ACE (Ask, Care, Escort) model for intervention, reducing stigma, promoting help-seeking, providing postvention, and linking Soldiers to resources like the Military Crisis Line
• Unit Movement Planner plan, coordinate, and execute movements for training or operational missions, ensuring personnel and equipment readiness, preparing detailed movement documents (like load plans, manifests, and reports), conducting movement training, and liaising with transportation agencies for efficient airlift, sealift, or rail transport
• Unit Safety Officer Certified develops, implements, and manages a unit's safety program, focusing on hazard identification, risk assessment, accident prevention, and training to ensure soldier readiness and mission accomplishment by applying technical safety expertise, conducting inspections, investigating incidents, and advising commanders on compliance with regulations, from daily operations to deployments