Robert Faulkner
About Robert Faulkner
Robert Faulkner serves as the Quality Assurance Quality Control (Howitzer Inspector Lead) at Amentum in Afghanistan, where he has worked since 2018. He has extensive experience in military logistics and quality control, having previously held positions with the US Army and AECOM.
Current Role at Amentum
Robert Faulkner serves as the Quality Assurance Quality Control (Howitzer Inspector Lead) at Amentum since 2018. In this role, he oversees the inspection and quality assurance processes for howitzer systems in Afghanistan. His responsibilities include ensuring compliance with maintenance standards and operational readiness of military equipment. Faulkner's expertise in quality control contributes to the effective functioning of artillery operations in the field.
Previous Experience in the Military
Faulkner has a substantial background in military service, having worked for the US Army as a 91F-Small Arms and Artillery Repair from 1999 to 2014. During his 15 years at Fort Lewis, Washington, he developed skills in the repair and maintenance of small arms and artillery systems. His military experience laid the foundation for his subsequent roles in quality assurance and control.
Experience at AECOM
Before joining Amentum, Robert Faulkner worked at AECOM as a Quality Assurance Quality Control (Small Arms Repair Inspector) from 2016 to 2018 in Afghanistan. In this position, he was responsible for inspecting and ensuring the quality of small arms repairs. His work involved maintaining high standards of operational readiness and compliance with military specifications.
Role at Allied Barton Security
Faulkner's career includes a tenure at Allied Barton Security as an Armed Security Guard from 2015 to 2016 in Tukwila, Washington. This role involved providing security services and ensuring the safety of personnel and property. His experience in security complemented his technical skills developed in military and quality assurance roles.
Education and Training
Robert Faulkner graduated from Marsing High School, where he studied from 1989 to 1993. His education provided a foundational knowledge that he built upon through various training programs in the military and in his subsequent professional roles. He has also trained over 20 new employees on maintenance standards and procedures, demonstrating his commitment to knowledge transfer and operational excellence.