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War Zone Property Management

War Zone Property Management. National Capital Area Conference March 2010. Panelists. Michael Oliveras (in spirit) David Wilson Dr Doug Goetz Ron Lobo. From Michael Oliveras’ Burning Platform. If You Are A Contractor, Make Sure You Have A Good LTDD Process.

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War Zone Property Management

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  1. War Zone Property Management National Capital Area Conference March 2010

  2. Panelists Michael Oliveras (in spirit) David Wilson Dr Doug Goetz Ron Lobo

  3. From Michael Oliveras’ Burning Platform • If You Are A Contractor, Make Sure You Have A Good LTDD Process • Know The Process For LTDD In The Field - It Will Be Used!

  4. If You Are Government, Make Sure You Know Who Your ACO Is • DMIL Is Not An Easy Process When No One Knows What To Do!

  5. Scanners destroyed in a building fire / explosion in Karachi, Pakistan

  6. Afghanistan shipping

  7. Truck overloaded with generators on J’Bad road

  8. PROPERTY ISSUES SUPPLY – how do you stock parts in a war zone? Any way you can!!!

  9. PROPERTY ISSUES IDENTIFICATION – How do they ID this Stuff? GP #s are on EVERYTHING!

  10. PROPERTY ISSUES Environmental Concerns?

  11. PROPERTY ISSUES MAINTENANCE – How do they MAINTAIN that stuff?

  12. PROPERTY ISSUES CONSUMPTION – How do they FEED all those troops?

  13. PROPERTY ISSUES DISPO – How do they DISPOSE of that stuff?

  14. Remember Why You’re There! When you’re up to your ass in alligators, it’s hard to remember that your initial objective was to drain the swamp.

  15. Remember Why You’re There!

  16. Remember, Too, It’s Just Stuff, And Stuff Can Be Replaced

  17. THANK YOU! QUESIONS? National Capital Area Conference, March 2010

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