VALANTINE D.

GANT
Afghanistan Cell: 93796179446
Stateside Phone: 912-508-3363
Email: vgc674d0@westpost.net, vgant65@hotmail.com

OBJECTIVE: Seeking a position as a warehouse Manager or Supervisor where I can

utilize my 20 plus years of training, education and certification in supply and
logistics field.
SKILLS
Leadership: Extensive management of people and assets; supervised staff; consis
tently maintained a positive work environment.
Communication: Effectively interact with a wide variety of people from diverse
backgrounds and levels of responsibilities.
Organization: Efficiently manage assets, including maintaining computerized rec
ords, preparing shipments, and restocking inventories.
Reliability: Well-organized, can be counted on to see projects through to compl
etion.
Computer Skills: Windows Computers, MS-Word, Excel, Outlook, and U.S. Army prop
rietary asset management computers and software (SARSS), (AWRDS).
EXPERIENCE:
Nov 09 - Present WAREHOUSE MANGER MULT CLASS WAREHOUSE DynCorp Cooperation
Shindand Afghanistan
Supervising 10 American 35 Foreign National staff provided all classes of
(Class II, IIIP, IV, VII and
IX) Support to some 500 customers on Kandahar and all FOB in southern Afg
hanistan managing
over, 10,000 lines of parts petroleum and equipment valued over $25 milli
on, maintaining
inventory accuracy 99%. Ensured proper storage, packaging and shipping su
pply items. Ensuring
warehouse personnel were trained in all area of the warehouse, to overcom
e personnel shortages
Jan 07 - Oct 09 LOGISTICS SUPERVISOR SUPPLY TECH, ITT Industries, Camp AS SAYLIY
AH Qatar
Supervising 19 American 25 Foreign National in the day to day operation,
ensuring that proper receipt, storage, and issue of equipment, material, suppli
es, or tools, and the input of related data into stock records. Provide guidance
and training on methods, processes and procedures used to perform the mission a
nd comply with the contract and the customer, Assets in developing performance a
ppraisals, and counsels when ITT policies are violated.
Sep 06 - Jan 07 LOGISTICS SHOP CLERK, ITT Industries, Camp AS SAYLIYAH Qatar
Count, sort, or weigh material received, verifying information on shipping docum
entation. Examine stock to ver
ify quantity or conformance to specifications store material in bins, on
the fl
oor, on shelves, or in containers according to standard supply practices. Fill o
rders or issue supplies from stock and conduct periodic,
special, or perpetual inventory of stock as directed. Requisition material as r
equired. Compile reports on use of stock handling equipment; adjustments of inve
ntory counts and stock records; damage; stock shelf life; location changes; and
denial of shipments. Distribute stock among workers, keeping records of material
issued. Use computer automation equipment to maintain inventory and other stock
records. Receive, store, sort and assist in classifying unserviceable equipment
and supplies for disposal.

Aug 04 - Feb 06 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR, 702nd MSB Camp Castle Korea

Supervising 28 soldiers and 24 Korean national staff, provided repair parts (Cla
ss II, IIIP, IV, VII and IX) support to 300 customers managing 5,638 lines of pa
rts and equipment valued at $15 million, maintaining 99% inventory accuracy. Ens
ured proper storage, packaging and shipping supply items. Ensuring all warehouse
personnel was trained in all area of the warehouse, to overcome personnel short
ages.
Sept 03 - Aug 04 DMMC SUPERVISOR, HHC/MMC DISCOM, Camp Casey, Korea
Supervising a 10-person staff, managed the Repair Parts in 3 Supply Support Acti
ve in an excess of $23 million dollars, using the Standard Army Retail Supply Sy
stem (SARSS-2A).
May 00 - Aug 03 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR, HHC 1st Infantry Division, Wurzburg German
y
During this assign he implementing and enforcing the Supply Excellence Aw
ards SEA Program for five supply support activities and coordinated logistical s
upport for Combat Maneuver Training Center CMTC and Grafenwohr Training Area. Su
pervised units in the division performing supply related service operation. Serv
ed as the billeting coordinator managed and review nonstandard items and monthly
Unit Status Reports.
May 98 - Apr 00 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR, 516th Maintenance Co, Fort Bliss TX
Supervisor in charge of the receiving, storage, and issue sections of a Patriot
Missile Battalion; managed the daily operations of the missile repair parts mana
gement section and the 1,543 lines of repair parts and oversaw the maintenance a
nd operation of a fleet of 10 actor-trailers, ensuring constant readiness and sa
fe operation.
Jul 97 - Jul 98 SHOP SUPPLY SUPERVISOR, HHC 121st Signal Company, Camp Casey Kor
ea
Supervised 3shop personal, in ordering, receiving, storing and issuing parts for
repair shops, ensuring maintenance sections picked up parts daily and turned in
all recoverable and excess equipment. Maintained 300 lines of shop stock valued
over $5 million and monitored over $1 million in bench stocks.
Jun 95 - Jun 97 SHOP STOCK SUPERVISOR, 703rd Main Support Battalion, Fort Stewa
rt.
Supervised a 5-personal staff responsible for ordering, receiving, storing
and issuing parts for the repair shops, ensuring the maintenance sections picke
d up parts daily and turned in all recoverable and excess equipment. Maintained
254 lines of shop stock valued over $2 million and monitored over $700,000 in be
nch stocks
EDUCATION
Secret Clearance Nov 2009
US Army Battle Staff Course 2002
AA, In Science, 1998
Standard Army Retail Supply System (SARSS) Versions 2AD/2AC/2B, May 1997
Automated Logistics Management Specialist Phase I & II Dec 1995
Automated Logistics Management Specialist Supervisory Course, Jun 1995
Equal Opportunity Sep 1994
US Army Leadership Development Course, Oct 1990
US Army Logistics Management College, Depot Physical Inventory Management, Jul 1
990
US Army Publication Clerk Jan 1990
US Army DAS/DS4 Operator Aug 1989
US Army Material Control and Accounting Specialist, Jul 1989
Lean Six-Sigma Greenbelt Certification April 2009
Flippen Course Aug 2008
Supervisor Certification Course 201 Nov 2008
Power Management Training Jul 2008
Power Leadership Training June 2008