Adrian Baham
Munitions Handler Supervisor
North Pole
Summary
I have a 28-year track record of safely managing all facets of munitions handling, my expertise spans the full spectrum from small arms ammunition to 5,000-pound precision-guided weapons. This includes proficiency in maintenance, repair, testing, assembly, disassembly, inspection, receiving, warehousing, loading, unloading, inventorying, and shipping. My deep understanding of supply chain principles encompasses inventory, packaging, storage, distribution, and cataloging. I excel at implementing standard operating procedures, troubleshooting procedural challenges, and delivering effective solutions within supply operations, planning, and program management.
Overview
28
28
years of professional experience
3
3
Certifications
Work History
Munitions Handler Supervisor
Department of the Army
Fort Wainwright, AK
04.2015 - Current
- Serves as the Munitions Handler Supervisor over the FWA Ammunition Supply Point, exercising supervisory responsibility over the work operations in the function
- Manages 213 explosives storage/operating facilities, and 124-million-dollar munitions stockpile
- Performs supervisory responsibility over the daily operations of the Ammunition Supply Point (ASP)
- Manage and direct wall-to-wall quarterly inventories, special inventories, location surveys, and reconcile stock record account
- Plans the use of equipment, facilities, materials on a day-to-day, project-by-project and on a week-to-week or month-to-month basis
- Establishes deadlines, priorities, work sequences and plans work assignments based on general work schedules, methods and policies set by superiors
- Determines the number and types of workers needed to accomplish specific projects; redirects individual workers and resources to accomplish unanticipated work
- Assigns work and provides technical direction; helps in accomplishing difficult work steps
Munitions Handler
Department of the Army
Fort Wainwright, AK
11.2002 - 04.2015
- Loads, repacks, unloads, stacks, palletizes, issues, bands, inspects, reconfigures, counts, documents, and stores ammunition and explosive material into storage areas, IAW SOPs, TMs, DOD regulations, drawings, and safety standards
- Performs warehousing and re-warehousing of ammunition and explosive material
- Processes, handles, and stores materials and equipment, logs, receipt, storage, and shipment data; and uses manual or mechanized equipment to move, stack, bin, and position materials and equipment
- Organizes, arranges, and removes stock in storage areas in accordance with established procedures to prevent damage, deterioration, and loss
- Independently performs a complete range of ammunition issue and turn-in assignments
- Prepares ammunition for issue, organizes and coordinates turn-in operations
- Inspects individual munitions items and related material (components, packaging, and safety restraints) for specific signs of deterioration, defects, contamination, discrepancies, improper markings, malfunction, leakage, etc
- Performs routine inspections using readily interpretable guideline material
- Performs various standardized inspection tasks or processes requiring some analysis and judgment or selection of methods and procedures
- Operates material handling equipment in performance of duties, to include extendable reach off road, diesel and electric forklifts inside and outside ammunition storage facilities and ammunition supply area and in all types of weather to include snow, ice, mud, and extreme temperatures of -60 degrees to 90 degrees (e.g., 4K Electric thru 50K Rough Terrain Container Handler, 40k Bucket loader/container handler, etc.)
- Operates Motor Vehicles up to tractor trailer (equipped with air brakes) with a GVWR of 81,200lbs and flatbed cargo truck with a GVWR of 25,999lbs and a payload of 15,000lbs to 61000 lbs
Munitions Systems Specialist
Department of the Air Force
01.1997 - 01.2002
- Performed pre-storage, periodic, special and pre-issue-inspections on all ammunition, ammunition components and related materiel in stock for specific signs of deterioration, defects, contamination, discrepancies, improper markings, malfunction, leakage, etc
- Performed and managed munitions operations, handling, assembling, receiving, storing, inspecting, shipping, and every other munitions function possible
- Ensured one hundred percent accountability, comply with strict security requirements and met all safety standards at all times
- Maintained records both manual and electronic
Education
High School Diploma -
Covington High School
Covington, Louisiana 05.2001 -
Skills
- Munitions management
- Supply chain management
- Inventory management
- Safety compliance
- Technical direction
- Equipment management
- Operational planning
Certification
Current Class B commercial drivers license
Timeline
Munitions Handler Supervisor
Department of the Army
04.2015 - Current
Munitions Handler
Department of the Army
11.2002 - 04.2015
High School Diploma -
Covington High School
05.2001 -
Munitions Systems Specialist
Department of the Air Force
01.1997 - 01.2002
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