Larry Eugene Cage                                 

Address:  0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000                      

Phone: (xxx-xxx-xxxx (H) or (xxx-xxx-xxxx (W)

Email: abc@xyz.com

Citizenship: United States

Social Security Number: 212-52-6875

Job Announcement Number# A08-201
Supervisory Electronics Technician GS-0856-12/12

Professional Experience

 

UNITED STATES ARMY; 0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000

Supervisor:  May Contact C LTC Stephen Ducett (520) 533-2836

Hours:  40 Per Week

Chief, Logistics of Health Center; 2007-Present

While continuing to hold accountability for all Chief, Medical Maintenance Branch functions, selected to assume additional responsibility for Health Center Logistics.  Effectively advise Facility Commander, Deputy Commanders and ancillary staff on both medical and non-medical supply, property, facility, physical plant engineering, housekeeping, and contracting management. Apply expertise toward clearly interpreting regulations, directives and policies, as well as developing related implementation plans.  Provide comprehensive reporting on Medical Care Support Equipment (MEDCASE) and Capital Expense Equipment Program (CEEP) programs. Steer initiatives to optimize Health Center safety.  Proficiently develop, negotiate and facilitate agreements with installation on Base Operations (BASOPS) support.

Proactively lead subordinate NCOICs and civilian supervisors in achieving operational objectives. Hold full accountability for strategically planning, coordinating and steering workflow as well as training, monitoring, evaluating, mentoring, and counseling 40 military/civilian personnel in executing integration of multiple logistical and facility administrative support services to Health Center, 3 remote primary care clinics, dental clinic, MEPS, and veterinary detachment. Efficiently provide centralized/decentralized supply support to 24 medical sections, including developing quality assurance plans for contracts and related specifications, property book support, new equipment procurement/disposal, BASOPS coordination, and medical materials support.  Direct Biomedical maintenance and services through oversight of supervisory staff.

Chief, Medical Maintenance Branch/GS-12; 2003-Present

Proficiently apply innovation and technical expertise toward developing pioneering techniques,

protocols, standard operational procedures and policies to ensure optimal performance of equipment.  Consistently  monitor and evaluate biomedical program activities and implement solutions-focused changes to ensure ongoing compliance with Veterans Hospital Administration (VHA), Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization (JCAHO), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Organizational Assessment Program(OAP), Command Supply Discipline Program(CSDP), College of  Pathology (CAP) Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation(AAMI), National Electric Code(NEC), Bureau of Radiation Health(CDRH), Emergency Care Research Institute Recommendations (ECRI), and Veterinary Command( VETCOM), policies, standards and regulations.  Preformed duties as Acting Chief of Logistics Division.

Member of Environment of Care, Safety and Functional Area Assessment Team committees.

Proactively lead Biomedical Engineering and Electronic Sections of General Schedule (GS) and Military personnel.  Accountable for diverse human resource functions ranging from creating job descriptions, interviewing, hiring, training, and professional development to appointment/ promotion/reassignment recommendations, employee relations/counseling, conflict resolution, vacation coordination, and safety, regulatory and operational compliance.  Strategically plan, assign, adjust, and evaluate section projects based on priorities, job complexity and staff availability.   Advise, counsel and instruct employees on work and administrative issues.  Develop and conduct performance appraisals and competency assessments. 

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Chief, Medical Maintenance Branch, continued

 

Contribute Biomedical Engineering expertise toward serving as primary technical support/resource for medical center on all related issues.  Effectively present informed recommendations to professional staff regarding issues of medical and non-medical equipment specification, selection, user training, implementation, modification, and safety. Additionally act as technical advisor on space, utility and maintenance requirements, equipment resource utilization, and short and long term equipment needs to support the medical center s strategic objectives. 

Proficiently review and approve section supply and service purchase orders.  Responsible for equipment-related professional services including analysis, experimental electronics research, design, and development as well as computer applications ranging from medical device computer networking and security to equipment testing and evaluation.  Oversee installation and acceptance testing of large/complex systems and provide required maintenance and operator training of equipment.  Apply dynamic communication skills toward educating staff in their roles and functions in the medical equipment management program and medical equipment safety and

delivering routine in-service educational programs. Relied upon to provide quality technical advice on equipment issues such as continued use assessment, new system replacements, equipment review and pre-purchase evaluations, new equipment proposals, and equipment needs assessment.   Provide ongoing section workload support during personnel shortages resulting from military budget cuts.  As principle investigator in medical device incident investigations, ensure critical compliance with the Safe Medical Devices Act, conduct hazard evaluations and investigate situations/issues which may affect or compromise efficiency of medical devices.  Investigate medical device hazard/recall alerts and incidents.  Perform quality assurance evaluations of equipment, define user error problems, implement clinical staff training to address problems, and monitor for ongoing performance

 

Raymond W Bliss MEDDAC C Ft. Huachuca, AZ 85613

Supervisor:  May Contact C CPT Michael Whiddon  phone number

Hours:  40 Per Week

Biomedical Engineer/GS-11; 1995-2003

Promoted from GS9 to GS 11 Series 0802.  Acted as Project Officer on Virtual Radiology Equipment, Automated Alarm Systems, Y2K, Hazard Material and Shop Safety projects.  Served as Acting Chief of Clinical Engineering Branch.

Applied expertise in analog and digital circuit theory, pneumatics, hydraulics, optics, opto-electronics, and electromechanics, and all associated terminology and symbolism toward identifying and repairing Patient Care Equipment (PCE) failures, conducting PCE incoming and Preventive Maintenance (PM) classification inspections, designing new devices and/or implementing PCE modifications/interfaces.  Demonstrated comprehensive knowledge of Medical Instrumentation, Application and Design, Biophysical Measurements, Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Terminology in relation to PCE clinical applications.  Maintained, installed, modified, and accepted anesthesia, virtual radiology, x-ray, laboratory, physiological monitoring, respiratory, cardiac care, and related patient care equipment.  Performed preventive maintenance and electrical safety testing of all medical, dental and veterinary equipment located at the MEDDAC and satellites.   Steered quality assurance testing on medical gas supplies to ensure Federal codes compliance.

Facilitated Life Cycle cost analyses to assist customers in acquisition of new technologies.  Contained costs through in-house training and servicing to reduce outside maintenance contract expenses.  Applied technical knowledge toward writing Preventive Maintenance specifications for equipment not adequately supported by manufacturer literature.  Investigated medical device hazard alerts, recalls, updates and incidents.  Conducted technical inspections to classify used medical equipment and validating refurbishment, disposal or transfer to another facility. Defined facilities support and training requirements.  Served as technical advisor to hospital staff on operator maintenance procedures, safety and facility engineering requirements. Actively participated in department meetings. 

 

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NCOIC C City/State

Supervisor:  May Contact - Name  Phone#

Hours:  40 Per Week

Supervisor; 1975-1995

Demonstrated superior leadership skills in supervising Wage Grade (WG), GS and Military employees in diverse military facilities to including clinics, hospitals, and MEDDACs. 

Installed, calibrated and troubleshot to board and component level varied medical x-ray and dental equipment used in Intensive Care, OR, Neonatal, New Born Nursery, OB-GYN, Surgical, Laboratory and Blood Bank, Dental, Inhalation Therapy, Physical Therapy, EENT, Optometry, Veterinary Clinic, and Morgue.  Oversaw preventive maintenance program and supervised, inspected and evaluated  preventive maintenance checks performed by medical maintenance

teams. Updated/maintained inventory ledgers of defibrillators, respirators, neonatal intensive care systems, and surgical coagulators, etc.  Provided in-service workshops on proper use of injection guns, infusion pumps, X-ray calibration equipment, work simulator stations, and related equipment.

 

Education

 

Associate in Applied Science; Regis College C Denver, CO

Graduated 1979 with a 3.0/4.0 GPA

 

Training/Professional Development

 

Kodak Digital Imagers Maintenance Course (80 hours) Plano, TX; 2002

Advanced DINPACS/DICOM/TELERADIOLGY Equipment Maintenance Course (40 hours) DIETC, Inc. Solon, OH; 2001

ADEC Dental Equipment Maintenance Course (48 hours) Newberg, OR; 2001

Radionics Technical Training Seminar (32 hours) Tucson, AZ; 2000

Electromagnetic Interference with Medical Equipment (24 hours) Little Rock, AR; 1999

North American Drager Anesthesia Systems Maintenance Course (32 hours) Telford, PA; 1999

Marquette Medical Systems Advanced Training Center (32 hours) Jupiter FL; 1998

Printer Maintenance and Repair Course (40 hours) FT Huachuca, AZ; 1998

Beginning Windows 95 (8 hours) Cochise College, Sierra Vista, AZ; 1998

Data Card Embossing Devices (72 hours) Minnetonka, MN; 1998

ADEC Dental Equipment Maintenance Course (40 hours) Newberg, OR; 1997

Advanced PC Maintenance and Repair Course (40 hours) FT Huachuca, AZ; 1997

Principles of Mammography and the MQSA (40 hours), GE DMR Mammography Systems Course (40 hours), Advanced Concepts of Digital Imaging Maintenance Level IV (40 hours) and Diagnostic Imaging Technical Education Conference (32 hours), DIETC, Inc. Solon, OH; 1997

Seminar in Bio-Medical Instrumentation (40 hours) Loyola Mary Mount Univ., Orange, CA;1997

OEC Medical Systems, Inc. (96 hours) Salt Lake City, UT; 1997

Advanced Concepts of Radiographic Imaging Maintenance Level II Maintenance Course (80 hours), Advanced Concepts of Fluoroscopic Imaging Maintenance Level III (80 hours), General Electric AMX Portable X-Ray Maintenance Course (40 hours), General Electric  MVP X-Ray Controls Maintenance (40 hours), and Philips Super 50/80/100 CP X-Ray Controls Maintenance Course (40 hours), DITEC Inc., Solon, OH; 1996

Steris System 1 Sterile Processor Biomedical Training Program (40 hours); 1996

Seminar in Bio-Medical Instrumentation (40 hours) Loyola Mary Mount Univ., Orange, CA; 1996

Phillips Super CP X-Ray Controls Maintenance Course (40 hours) FT Huachuca, AZ; 1996

Federal Hazardous Communication Course, Critical Care Emergencies, Part I and II, Drug Resistant TB:  Preventing Transmission, Acute Pain Management, Assessment of Infection in Older Adults, Tuberculosis, American Nurses Credentialing Centers , Ft Knox KY; 1995

Supervisor Development Course, Ft Eustis, VA; 1995

 

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Training/Professional Development Continued

 

Sexually Transmitted Diseases, University of AZ College of Medicine, Tucson AZ; 1995

Healthdyne Technologies Oxygen Concentrator Maintenance (8 hours) Phoenix, AZ; 1995

Senior Medical Technical Course, Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center, Aurora, CO; 1991

Executive Environmental and Hazardous Materials Class, Ft Knox, KY; 1991

Non-Commissioned Officers Leaders hip Academy, Bad Tolz, GE; 1985

AMEDD NCO Advanced (NCOES) Course, Ft Sam Houston, TX; 1985

XEROX  Medical Systems, Atlanta, GA; 1981

Bio-Medical Equipment and Optical School Advanced, Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center, Aurora, CO; 1978

Bio-Medical Equipment Repairer United States Army Medical Equipment and Optical School, Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center, Aurora, CO; 1975

 

Certification

 

Diagnostic Radiology Systems Specialist, Certification #113, DITEC, Inc.- Solon, OH; 1997

 

Achievement Awards

 

Incentive Award, Ft Huachuca, AZ; 2005

Incentive Award, Ft Huachuca, AZ; 2004

Incentive Awards, Ft Huachuca, AZ; 2003

Time Off Award (31 hours), Ft Huachuca, AZ; 2003

Time Off Award (16 hours), Ft Huachuca, AZ; 2002

DITEC Certificate of Completion with Silver Honors, Solon, OH; 2001

Certificate of Recognition, Ft Huachuca,  AZ; 2000

Department of the Army Achievement Medal for Civilian Service, Ft Huachuca, AZ; 1999

Time Off Award (16 hours) Ft Huachuca, AZ; 1998

Department of the Army Certificate of Achievement, Ft Huachuca AZ; 1997

DITEC Certificate of Completion with Silver Honors, Solon, OH; 1997 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Larry Eugene Cage               

Address:  0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000                      

Phone: (xxx-xxx-xxxx (H) or (xxx-xxx-xxxx (W)

Email: abc@xyz.com

Citizenship: United States

Social Security Number: 212-52-6875

 

 

RE: Job Announcement Number# A08-201

 

 

I am highly interested in being considered for the Supervisory Electronics Technician position currently available.  With over 30 years experience in the field with the United States Army, I am confident that I can make a positive contribution in this position.  To acquaint you with my qualifications, I am submitting my resume and KSA responses.  In advance, thank you for your consideration.

 

As demonstrated in the accompanying documents, I have built a successful career with the U.S. Army, progressing from an NCOIC Supervisor and Biomedical Engineer to my current dual role of Chief, Logistics of Health Center and Chief of Medical Maintenance Branch at Raymond W Bliss Medical Hospital. 

I launched my career performing and overseeing installation, calibration and board/component-level troubleshooting of a broad scope of biomedical equipment, gaining valuable hands-on technical experience, prior to moving into progressive leadership capacities within Biomedical settings. Assuming increasing responsibilities, I have acquired and offer extensive knowledge of all aspects of biomedical engineering operations, from administrative through complex technologies, and have continually proven myself a dynamic leader who excels in optimizing human resources, technology and operational performance.

I am highly effective in training, coordinating and leading diverse technical/non-technical staff from entry-level through management, and am a proactive manager who excels in building top-performing teams. I also excel in defining developing and executing strategies to maximize productivity, efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness. Over the course of 30+ years, I have continually maintained a comprehensive knowledge of cutting-edge, emerging technologies.

 

As a key staff member, you will find me to be a driven team player committed to supporting you in achieving your objectives through superior performance.  I welcome the opportunity to meet with you at your earliest convenience, and look forward to interviewing with you in the near future.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

 

Larry Eugene Cage

 

Larry Eugene Cage                     

Address:  0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000                      

Phone: (xxx-xxx-xxxx (H) or (xxx-xxx-xxxx (W)

Email: abc@xyz.com

Citizenship: United States

Social Security Number: 212-52-6875

Job Announcement Number# A08-201
Supervisory Electronics Technician  GS-0856-12/12

KSA #1:  Knowledge of biomedical technology and its application to sophisticated medical equipment, including knowledge of advanced analog and digital electronics, familiarity with electronic test instruments, biomedical device calibration gear, and electrical safety analyzers, etc

 

For over 30 years, I have held progressive positions in Biomedical Technology and I offer extensive knowledge of advanced technologies/medical equipment.  I began in a position where I conducted board and component-level troubleshooting, maintenance, repairs, installations, and calibrations, while rapidly assuming supervisory responsibilities.

 

In 1995, I promoted to Biomedical Engineer, and held that position for approximately 8 years.  In this capacity I was consistently required to apply my expertise in analog and digital electronics, test instruments and diagnostic tools toward managing Patient Care Equipment, with responsibilities ranging from identifying and repairing failures and performing preventive maintenance (PM) to conducting inspections, designing new devices and implementing modifications/interfaces.  I also have an inclusive knowledge of Medical Instrumentation, Application and Design and  Biophysical Measurements as well as Terminology in relation to PCE clinical applications. 

 

In addition to my technical expertise, I offer strong analytical and problem solving skills required to devise and implement results-focused solutions and maximize equipment operational performance. My ongoing professional training further supports my qualifications in managing advanced technologies/medical equipment.  Key studies have included advanced training in areas including, among many others, Radiographic/Fluoroscopic/Digital/X-Ray Imaging, Anesthesia Systems, Mammography Systems, Oxygen, Dental, and Optical equipment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Larry Eugene Cage                     

Address:  0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000                      

Phone: (xxx-xxx-xxxx (H) or (xxx-xxx-xxxx (W)

Email: abc@xyz.com

Citizenship: United States

Social Security Number: 212-52-6875

Job Announcement Number# A08-201
Supervisory Electronics Technician  GS-0856-12/12

KSA#2:  Ability to perform periodic maintenance, diagnosis, troubleshooting, maintenance and repairs on a wide variety of  medical, electronic, imaging, laboratory, monitoring and/or surgical equipment of high complexity.

 

As a Biomedical Engineer and Supervisor from 1975 to 2003, I worked on the full scope of complex biomedical equipment ranging from anesthesia, virtual radiology, x-ray, and laboratory to physiological monitoring, respiratory, cardiac, and related patient care technologies.  I am proficient in performing component/board-level troubleshooting, diagnostics, scheduled maintenance, and repairs and have successfully led staff in ensuring optimal performance of advanced biomedical technologies.

 

My background has also included conducting comprehensive safety and quality assurance testing as well as ensuring critical compliance with Federal codes and related regulatory standards.

 

To complement this, I have completed dozens of ongoing advanced training/ education programs in new and emerging technologies and biomedical equipment troubleshooting, maintenance and repair, as detailed in the Training/Professional Development section of my accompanying resume.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Larry Eugene Cage                     

Address:  0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000                      

Phone: (xxx-xxx-xxxx (H) or (xxx-xxx-xxxx (W)

Email: abc@xyz.com

Citizenship: United States

Social Security Number: 212-52-6875

Job Announcement Number# A08-201
Supervisory Electronics Technician  GS-0856-12/12

KSA#3:  Ability to assume responsibility for all phases of an equipment management program, such as repair, maintenance, installation, and user training.  This element includes the requirement to properly document inventory records, maintenance records, and expenditures to meet all regulatory requirements.

 

Since taking on progressive supervisory/leadership roles in Biomedical Engineering environments, I have assumed increasing responsibility for directing equipment management programs.  In 2003 I was promoted to Chief of Medical Maintenance Branch with Raymond W Bliss Medical Hospital.  In this position, I am responsible for diverse aspects of operations ranging from training and technical support to administrative functions including documenting inventory and maintenance records and costs in compliance with critical regulatory guidelines.

I proficiently manage all phases of equipment troubleshooting, repairs, maintenance, installation, and upgrades, and contribute my technical expertise toward facilitating acceptance, quality assurance and safety testing of complex biomedical systems.  Applying sharp administrative skills, I effectively update and maintain detailed inventory ledgers of equipment including, among others,

defibrillators, respirators, neonatal intensive care systems, surgical coagulators, and related systems.  Additionally I efficiently conduct thorough assessments of documentation to maximize accuracy in property accounting.  With responsibility for planning, allocating and administering budgets, I offer a proven ability to effectively manage cost/expense records.   I excel in strategically managing all resources to optimize productivity, efficiency, quality, and safety while containing and reducing operating costs. Further illustrating my capabilities in administering biomedical engineering programs, I have served as a technical advisor to hospital staff on operator maintenance procedures, safety and facility engineering requirements.

Additionally, I possess an extensive knowledge of applicable regulatory standards, policies and procedures as directed by, among others, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization (JCAHO), Veterans Hospital Administration (VHA), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Organizational Assessment Program (OAP), Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP), College of  Pathology (CAP) Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation(AAMI), National Electric Code(NEC), Bureau of Radiation Health(CDRH), Emergency Care Research Institute Recommendations (ECRI), and Veterinary Command( VETCOM)

Larry Eugene Cage                     

Address:  0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000                      

Phone: (xxx-xxx-xxxx (H) or (xxx-xxx-xxxx (W)

Email: abc@xyz.com

Citizenship: United States

Social Security Number: 212-52-6875

Job Announcement Number# A08-201
Supervisory Electronics Technician  GS-0856-12/12

KSA#4:  Ability to work under pressure, to establish priorities, complete work assignments, meet deadlines, and communicate professionally, both orally and in writing, with customers and supervisors.

 

In a leadership capacity, a primary role is to effectively determine equipment management program requirements and then define and execute targeted strategies for prioritizing and coordinating projects to achieve objectives in time-sensitive environments.  My current position includes responsibility for planning, organizing and assigning workflow to meet critical deadlines, with full accountability for staff supervision. To illustrate my ability to prioritize and achieve deadlines, I proactively collaborated in steering a transition of Scheduled Maintenance Area Codes (SMACS) to a semi-annual PM schedule, substantially boosting utilization of resources and distribution of workloads.  I also took the initiative to restructure Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support Summary Scheduled Workload to more equitably balance work orders and man-hour accountability, again, significantly enhancing operational efficiencies.

 

I have continually applied my dynamic oral communication skills toward interfacing with senior management, staff, customers, and related key stakeholders.  I have successfully developed and executed highly effective training programs and productively communicate with both technical and non-technical personnel.

 

My writing skills have proven vital to optimizing our operations in creating job descriptions, performance standards, maintenance specifications, and standard operating procedures (SOPs). I have developed highly-effective PowerPoint presentations, staff competency training outlines and training documentation used to support effective orientation of new hires as well as achieving annual training requirements; these have since been adopted as part of MEDDAC Memo 750-2.  As another example, I authored an Information Paper for the Clinical Alarm Systems used by RWBAHC to establish proactive procedures for determining effectiveness of hospital equipment and utility system alarms. I also rewrote a new PI Project that received positive recognition from National Quality Management Program (NQMP) and Lockheed-Martin and was a key factor in achieving Equipment Management Branch project goals.

 

 

 

Larry Eugene Cage                     

Address:  0000 xxxxxx xxxx , xxxx , xxxxx 00000                      

Phone: (xxx-xxx-xxxx (H) or (xxx-xxx-xxxx (W)

Email: abc@xyz.com

Citizenship: United States

Social Security Number: 212-52-6875

Job Announcement Number# A08-201
Supervisory Electronics Technician  GS-0856-12/12

KSA#5:  Knowledge of management principles, and skill and ability in supervising technical employees.

 

In response to my recognized talent for applying advanced management principles and leading technical personnel, I have been consistently relied upon to serve as primary technical support resource on Biomedical Engineering operational issues, providing expert management-focused recommendations  in the areas of medical/non-medical equipment specification, selection, implementation, user training, modifications, and safety.

 

In direct response to my management proficiencies, I was selected to assume Chief, Logistics responsibilities concurrent with my role as Chief, Medical Maintenance, taking on accountability for managing diverse operations ranging from medical/non-medical supply, property and facility to physical plant engineering, housekeeping and contracting.  In this capacity, I am in charge of 40 military/civilian personnel supporting the operations of the Health Center, 3 branch primary care clinics, a dental clinic, MEPS, and veterinary detachment and supply chains for 24 medical sections.

 

As Chief, Medical Maintenance Branch, I have applied solid management principles toward defining, developing and executing innovative practices, techniques, policies, and procedures that have been vital to maximizing both operational and financial performance.  As an example, I strategically capitalized on employee medical equipment training opportunities to institute programs that substantially increased Technician efficiencies and quality while saving $24K in annual contract expenses by bringing services in-house. In a time where military budget cuts have reduced available human resources, I have been able to not only maintain, but improve productivity levels.

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Illustrating my dynamic management skills, I successfully steered operations to achieve high praises during a TARA survey, leading to the Health Care Center gaining recognition for Maintenance Excellence in managing radiographic systems. I have also succeeded in driving operations to pass OAP and a Mock JCAHO survey, with no significant findings in the areas of Medical Equipment, Property Management, MIREP, and Medical Gas Management.

I routinely act as a Technical Advisor and Management Expert, providing innovative, solutions-focused recommendations on optimizing logistics, space, equipment, fiscal and human resource utilization, and related operational matters.