Patrick Heskett has over 25 years of experience in logistics and supply chain management in the United States Navy, including roles with increasing responsibility overseeing multi-million dollar budgets, large staffs, and materials inventories. He has a college Associate's degree and is proficient in Microsoft Office applications as well as logistics software. Currently he works as the Chief Petty Officer for the USS Sentry, supervising 13 personnel and overseeing a $1.2 million annual budget and $2.8 million inventory.

1. PATRICK M. HESKETT
6922 Deer Springs Road
Keystone, Florida 32656
(352) 278-0226
E-mail: patrickheskett@gmail.com
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
• A highly skilled Logistics and Supply Chain Management professional with a college-
level Associate Degree, plus more than 25 years of hands-on management of multi-
million dollar supply responsibilities and financial accountability in both domestic and
international assignments including contract supervision of foreign workers.
• Exceptional leadership and team building qualities; a polished Instructor/Trainer with
in-depth experience in organizing and directing the work of large staffs and overseeing
materials inventories in the millions of dollars.
• A multi-tasking Supervisor professionally trained and experienced in the operation and
maintenance of a wide variety of materials handling equipment including forklifts up
to 20,000 lb. capacity; conversant with OSHA and other regulatory compliance issues.
• A time and cost-conscious Leader with strong analytical and problem-solving abilities;
excellent interpersonal and oral/written communication skills; well-organized and
detail oriented.
• Computer literate including proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and
Outlook applications as well as various proprietary logistics software.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
10/91 - UNITED STATES NAVY
Present Chief Petty Officer (E-7) Bahrain USS Sentry (1/15-1/16)
• Direct supervision and training of 13 personnel, plus oversight of an additional
indirect workforce of 83 personnel, serving as a Subject Matter Expert (SME)
in Ship Supply and Financial management overseeing a $1.2 annual operations
budget, plus responsibility for an inventory of approximately 6,000 SKUs
valued at $2.8 million.
• Worked in close concert with indigenous civilian Husbandry Agent to
coordinate logistics and manage vendor relations; monitored all transactions
involving HAZMAT, Food Services, Supply Depot and Purchase Card use.
Senior Enlisted Leader - Aviation Support Det., Mayport NS, FL (2/12-01/15)
• Provided training, supervision and performance evaluations for 52 naval
personnel and 7 civilian contract workers.
• Controlled an aviation parts inventory of approximately 2,200 SKUs valued at
$64 million.
• Served as the Command Equal Opportunity Manager to address personnel
complaints and resolve issues; ensured compliance with current policies and
procedures.

2. UNITED STATES NAVY (continued)
Materials Control Chief (E-7) - VP-45, NAS Jacksonville, FL (2/08-1/12)
• Guided and trained up to 11 naval personnel on a daily basis, and oversaw an
additional 250 personnel indirectly.
• Performed the full range of logistical oversight and inventory management,
with an emphasis on ordering, tracking and analyzing parts turnover history.
• Directed the calibration of critical test equipment; monitored HAZMAT
procedures for compliance; ensured accurate tool control and correct use of
Purchase Card; charged with the squadron's overall fleet readiness status.
Combat Logistics Liaison (E-6) - Iraq (1/08-12/08)
• Provided broad-ranging support for U.S. Army operations in western Iraq;
delivered critical, life-saving combat supplies; successfully filled newly-
created position to assist U.S. Navy SEALS and implementation of new
operations program.
Leading Petty Officer (E-6) - HAZMAT Center, NAS, Jax (12/04-4/07)
• Trained and supervised 6 naval personnel charged with supplying all naval
units with hazardous materials that included volatile fuels, oils, sealants, paints
and other flammable materials; oversaw the handling and disposal of
hazardous materials for entire naval base.
• Maintained cost-effective control of a $6 million inventory; saved the Navy
approximately $6M to $8M through a strategic re-use of materials.
Leading Petty Officer (E-6) - Beach Detachment - USS JFK (3/00-12/04)
• Led a 50-man team providing logistical support for entire battle group of 7
warships and 10,000 sailors
EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
Associate of Arts Degree, General Studies
Degree conferred 2008
Certifications:
HAZMAT Storage & Transportation
Fork Lift Operator - certified up to 20K lbs. capacity
5-ton Stake Truck Driver
Advanced Microsoft Excel Training
Security Clearance - Secret
References Available Upon Request