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Labor Category: Logistician IIName: Elsie Joy PalombiStreet Address  Klockner Road Hamilton Square N.J.EMAIL AVAILABLECurrent Employer: Basic Commerce and Industries, Inc. (BCI)Education: Riverside High School, Riverside NJSummary of Qualification:30 years working in the US Navy logistics field on such programs as Carriers, LPDs, LHDsDevelop Allowance Parts Lists (APLs) and create Configuration Data Managers Database  Open Architecture (CDMD-OA) work files for all shipsReview Ship Change Documents (SCDs) in support of the In-Service Engineering Agent (ISEA)Level of Security Clearance: SecretDatabase Experience:Configuration Data Managers Database  Open Architecture (CDMD-OA)HaystackModel Based Product Support (MBPS)Navy Data Environment (NDE)Naval Ships Engineering Drawing Repository (NSEDR)Planned Maintenance System Management Information System (PMSMIS)RemedyTechnical Data Management Information System (TDMIS)Experience:Basic Commerce and Industries, Inc. (BCI) March 2000  PresentLogistician, IntermediateIn direct support to the Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) Supply Support and Provisioning Code 315, provide logistics support to engineering group using specialized knowledge gained from uninterrupted support to this customer for 22 years. Primary duty is building configuration files for shipboard modification using naval engineering drawings, alteration plans, and SCDs for the ISEA.Interface with numerous NAVSEA activities including but not limited to NAVSEA 04L5 Configuration Data Managers (CDMs) for all class ships.Work with CDM for new construction ships to build configuration for Hull Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E) equipment.Creates and maintains accurate ship configurations in the CDMD-OA.Review SCDs to ensure the technical design package captures all of the applicable provisioning and configuration impacts are accounted for and adequately addressed on Carriers and surface ships.Oversee the development, accuracy, and delivery of Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) certifications and all logistical documentation required in support of Machinery Alterations (MACHALTS) scheduled and/or in process of installation on Carriers, Surface Combatant, and Auxiliary hulls.Ensure that Ships configuration implements the correct Expanded Ship Work Breakdown Structure (ESWBS) and Hierarchical Structure Code or Hardware System Command (HSC) in accordance with the NAVSEA Technical Specification 9090-700 and NAVSEA Technical Specification 9090-310.Forward software requests to Gatekeeper for X soft, X temp, X alteration and X plannedrec.Reviewed equipment data and developed the required Provisioning Technical Documentation (PTD) to ensure that the equipment and piece parts were supported.Coordinated the ILS for Ship Alteration (SHIPALT) program.Reviewed NAVSEA, manufacturer drawings, parts lists, Ship Alteration Records (SARs), and material lists to determine what ILS was required.Worked on Alteration Equipment to Repair (AER), Alteration and Improvement (A&I, and Equipment Change Proposals (ECPs) that required logistic HM&E support.Responsible for the execution, review, correction, submission, and development of provisioning technical documentation for HM&E equipment via Integrated Computer Aided Provisioning System (ICAPS).Ensured the Weapon System File, Haystacks, and CDMD-OA are all in agreement with the information entered into ICAPs.Developed APL support for alterations to machinery for HM&E equipment.Reviewed existing APLs and determined whether the APL should be updated or a new APL developed.Developed Engineer Reports using CDMD-OA.Xenotechnix Inc. April 1996  October 1999Logistics SpecialistProvided technical engineering and logistical support to NAVSEA for Non-Nuclear Reactor Support (NNRS) for CVN65/68 ship classes. Initiated Coordinated Onboard Allowance List (COSAL) changes. Assisted in developing HM&E Allowance Parts List (APL) change requests to update APLS with correct SM&R CODE, new part numbers, and other technical changes, and submitted the changes to SPCC for weapon system file update. Responded to questions concerning National Stock Numbers (NSNs), COSAL, and APLs from NAVSSES technical codes, naval messages ships force, and other naval activities.Management Technology, Inc. February 1992  April 1996Data Entry OperatorProvided data entry services for logistics support in developing and reviewing provisioning documentation to provide repair part support for system equipment. Researched files to obtain information such as codes that indicate the system with a repair is used in and NSNs assigned to those repair parts. Supported and tracked Allowance Change Request Fleet COSAL Feedback reports, and responded and resolved problems concerning repair parts and equipment use. Provided technical and logistic support services for HM&E systems by reviewing and evaluating HM&E documentation packages and databases received from Ships Parts Control Center (SPCC), other naval activities, and equipment manufacturers. Analyzed logistics codes, parts population, failure rate, and criticality and provided recommended solutions to technical problems. Compared actual ships configuration with documentation and database such as COSAL and Weapon System File. Revised and updated documentation and databases that did not adequately reflect actual configuration programming knowledge and rationalization of tracking data to assure continuity of all required monthly reports. Performed quality control reviews of data consisting of printouts, screen dumps and tables, and reports in various formats; this included checking computer-produced statistical results to verify the reasonableness of output and identifying inconsistencies when they occurred and correct them if they resulted from entry errors.