Sioux Ordnance Depot Civilian Personnel Division Overview
A detailed look at the Sioux Ordnance Depot Civilian Personnel Division led by Mr W Keith Morris. It covers Administrative, Salary and Wage, and Employee Utilization Branches, career development plans, records management, wage surveys, and local board operations.
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W. Keith Morris
Ordnance Corps
Department of Army
United States Civil Service Commission
Chief of Ordnance
Sioux
Lorraine Seevers
Elva Heimbuck
Federal Records Center
St. Louis
Missouri
Civil Service
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Sioux workers save money through widespread employee suggestions
In 1957 Sioux employees submitted 144 ideas with 43 approved and 23 receiving cash awards totaling 1 255.00. The depot’s Comptroller's Office oversees the financial system including payrolls, operations cost, budgeting, and auditing. Since July 1957 the Depot Command Management System standardizes planning budgeting and reporting across Army depots.
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Comptroller’s Office
Comptroller’s
Finance and Accounting
United States Savings
Department of the Army
Sioux Ordnance Depot Budget and Plans Office Overview
The Budget and Programming Branch consolidates yearly depot budgets, reviews quarterly operations, and issues monthly statistical analyses comparing production and costs to plans. The Projects and Plans Services Office designs and estimates all new construction and major repairs, guided by 11 shops and seasoned foremen with about 24 years’ experience.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot
Sidney Area
Depot Facilities Division at Sioux Ordnance Depot
The Depot Facilities Division led by Captain L P Srdich and Civilian Engineer Nels Fardahl encompasses four branches and a services office. It covers utilities operations, building and grounds maintenance, fire protection, and minor construction while implementing Executive Order 10072 actions to improve management and efficiency across Ordnance installations.
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United States
Bureau of the Budget
Ordnance Corps of Management Engineering
Ordnance
Management Engineering
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Inspection Office at Sioux Ordnance Depot Roles and Policies
The Depot Headquarters Inspection Office oversees inspection of all technical services at the depot and inspects Vehicles Materials Handling Heavy Equipment and items received shipped and in storage to ensure serviceability readiness proper use and efficient maintenance operations. It also evaluates organization efficiency parts supply and future exchange needs to prevent deterioration loss or damage and to promote economical performance of operations.
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Depot Headquarters Inspection Office
Sioux Ordnace Depot
General Supply
General Supply Storage Division
Ordnance
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Sioux Ordnance
Ordnance Corps
Ammunition Storage Division
Ordnance Ammunition Command
Field Service Division
Sioux
Purchasing Branch Procurement and Small Business Policy
The Purchasing Branch handles depot supplies and services via negotiated contracts, purchases, or cash orders. In the past year 12 contracts total $284,932, while normal operations ran 1,895 orders totaling $359,708. The Department of Defense prioritizes small business participation, screening every order for compliance.
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Department of Defense
Adjutant's Office Services at the Depot
The Adjutant's Office led by Lt. C. S. Yamato lists services for depot operations. It handles military personnel administration, communications including telephone teletype telegraph and radio, printing and photographic services, offset spirit and stencil duplicating, blueprinting, photo stating, card embossing, maintains a library, and provides mail services.
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Ordville
Yamato
Ira. Johnson
Roy Wells
Frost Christensen
E. £. Wier
Edward Palmer
J. C. Cullins
Ray Norris
Edward Runge
William Potters
Rex Ross
C. S. Yamato
Medical Branch and Ammunition Storage at Sioux Ordnance Depot
Detailed overview of the Medical Branch responsibilities at the Sioux Ordnance Depot including dispensary services, immunizations, exams, and hearing program. Also outlines the General Supply Storage and Ammunition Storage divisions with staffing, budget, and handling of ordnance materials and demilitarization volumes.
General Supply Storage at Sioux Ordnance Depot
The scene describes storage practices ensuring material readiness upon arrival, emphasizing preservation, packaging, and prompt fulfillment. It highlights the balance between protection and economy through standard procedures, planning, and trained personnel to gain efficiencies.
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Sioux Ordnance Depo
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Lois V. Rockhill
Benjamin J. O’connor
Civil Service Commission
Office
George Seelmeyer
John
Jack) Simmon
Ellis
Gene) Allbee
James
Jim) Schaefer
Peggy Parker
Gene Allbee
Jack Simmon
Personne
Messrs
Waldo H. Dearing, Jr
James F. Brunton
Richard F. McNamara
William C. Schulz
Edward P. Palmer
Earl W. Schultz
John C. Simmon
Avon J. Bickhaus
Neil E.’ Bailly
Gordon L. Hornicek
Joe S. Bright
John H. Cook
John Marshall
Claude F. Wagner
James Ward
Floyd E. Brenneman
Civil Service Board
Thig & 2
Alliance
McCook
North Platte
Ogallala
Scottsbluff
Sidney and
Valentines
Nebraska
Western
Army
Incentive
Incentive Awards Committee
Phillip Bennett
Plans Services
Wilbur Wiedman
Arid
Wilbur Thorpe
James Hazlewood
Knight McHatton
Clarence Jolliff
Joseph Bright
Thomas McFadden
King Lybarger
O. L. Hendricks
Mark Hafer
Henry Frahm
L. P. Srdich
Corps of Engineers
Nels Fardahl
Robert Maine
H. W. Elis
Adjutant’s Office
U. S. Army Medical Corps
A.s.co
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