Adalberto Blanco

Adalberto Y. Blanco Wyomissing, PA 19610 Cell: 785-408-0727 Adalberto.Y.Blanco@gmail.com LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL Visionary and success-driven leader with more than 17 years of diverse program management, logistic operations, master trainer, and operations experience. Worked in a variety of operational scenarios while managing logistic operation and military/civilian personnel. Possess vast experience and demonstrated ability in all aspects of program management, maintenance control, operations, leadership, and training. Significant advising and mentoring experience. Led and managed numerous personnel in cross-cultural scenarios. Stand ready to leverage unique experience to apply knowledge and previously acquired skills, manage multiple projects, anticipate issues, conduct root cause analysis, meet tight deadlines, and produce quality results. Hold active secret security clearance. ACQUIRED SKILLS ♦ Motor Training Instructor ♦ Client Communications ♦ Efficiency Improvement ♦ Management & Leadership ♦ Policies & Procedures ♦ Employee Relations ♦ Organizational Development ♦ Staff Development ♦ Logistic Operations PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE U.S. ARMY, HHC, 101st STB, Ft. Campbell KY April 2013-November 2015 Maintenance Manager • Serve as the Maintenance Control Supervisor for 101st Special Troop Battalion consolidated motor pool. • Responsible for Battalion Maintenance Program consisting of more than 250 reportable items worth $7million. • Manage the Army Maintenance System program and supervise troops in transportation operations. • Implement test measurement and diagnostic equipment. • Supervised training, combat readiness, morale and welfare of 52 employees. • Prevented unnecessary spending by establishing a Battalion Battery Maintenance program, saving the Battalion more than $180,000. • Responsible for overall management of Battalion maintenance to include all vehicles, weapons, and low density equipment valued at $15 million dollars. • Directly responsible for the accountability of motor pool equipment and property valued in excess of $70 million dollars without any loss. • Analyze maintenance systems and practices to ensure budget of $1million dollars are resourced properly. • Responsible for recovery operations, standard pricing, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Adelberto Y. Blanco Page Two U.S. ARMY, HHD, 84TH ORDNANCE BATTALION, Ft. Riley KS September 2010- April 2013 Maintenance Superviser • Sr. Maintenance Supervisor of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Battalion comprised of six EoD companies at three separate installations. • Established maintenance programs to include monitoring and tracking repair requisitions and procedures and supervise unit environmental inspection and safety programs. • Enforced strict safety standards for motor pool operations, resulting in zero accidents and incidents. • Significantly improved maintenance reporting by insuring subordinates submitted reports timely and accurate on daily bases. • Developed program with DPW and first Maintenance Company that allowed Soldiers to work with civilian sector equipment to gain corporate experience. • Supervised troubleshooting and repair of all power generation equipment, environmental refrigeration systems, fuel and electronic heaters, construction equipment, material handling and hydraulic hose fabrication. U.S. ARMY, HHC, 59TH ORDNANCE BRIGADE, Ft. Lee VA May 2004- September 2010 Utilities and Equipment Instructor/Writer • Responsible for reviewing, developing and updating course lesson plans. • Enforced high standards for maintenance of training aids and classroom equipment, while utilizing safety regulation with a zero accident-training environment. • Obtained Master instructor level, the highest instructor level in Ordnance School while displaying 100% competency on all course material. • Consistently improved Brigade readiness and quality of assigned equipment through diligent preventive maintenance and repairs. • Supervised the complete overhaul and modernization of twelve lesson plans and training support packages, within a six-month period. • Ensured all refrigerants, acetylene and propane gases were properly administrated to the Ft. Lee military installation, resulting in zero EPA violations. EDUCATION&TRAINING AUSTIN PEAY UNIVERSITY, Clarksville TN Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice and Homeland Security and a minor in Pubic Management ♦ HVAC/R ♦ Risk Management ♦ Ordnance Sr. LDR Course ♦ Master Instructor ♦ Drivers Training ♦ Maintenance Mgr. Course ♦ MTS (Movement Tracking Sys) ♦ LDR Development Course ♦ DoD EPA Certification ♦ Ordnance Mechanical Maintenance School AWARDS Meritorious Service Medal (1) | Army Commendation Medal (4) | Army Achievement Medal (4) | Good Conduct Medal (5) | Numerous Campaign and Service Medals