Letterkenny Army Depot

For this #MeetTheTeamTuesday, the LEAD Directorate of Public Works would like to recognize #TeamLEAD members LEAD electricians Andrew Defenderfer and Garrett Love for their outstanding efforts in replacing LED lights at the firehouse, ensuring continuous safety and security for their 24/7 operations supporting our firefighters. These team members have played a pivotal role in transitioning our depot to energy-efficient LED lighting, aligning with the Army's objective of reducing energy consumption across the Organic Industrial Base. #DidYouKnow that LEDs consume approximately 75% less energy than traditional bulbs? They not only conserve energy but also have a longer lifespan, which reduces waste and maintenance costs, making them a more sustainable choice for the environment. A huge thank you to the DPW team for the incredible work you do for our depot! Your dedication ensures that essential services are provided efficiently and cost-effectively to support LEAD's mission. 🙌

Save the Date!🗓️ Letterkenny Army Depot will be participating in the virtual BEYA Hiring Event on Feb. 14 & 15, 2025. The positions we will be seeking to fill will be made available in late December. Make sure to follow us for when those details come out. For more information, contact the LEAD Skills Development Office at usarmy.letterkenny.usamc.list.cmd-depot-training-office@army.mil or by calling at 717-267-5108. #BeAllYouCanBe

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Understanding that the future of the workforce is in our current high school and college students within Franklin County and surrounding areas, the Letterkenny Army Depot Skills Development Office has been working to reinvigorate three vital student programs. The three programs LEAD offers to students are the internship program, the co-op learning experience program and the job shadowing program. Click the link below to learn more ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/eMnwHpfk #LEADOpportunities

Let's hear it for LEAD's Directorate of Information Management Applications SharePoint Team! 👏 This team demonstrated diligence while migrating all of LEAD’s content and custom applications from the Army Materiel Command Enterprise Portal to Microsoft Teams and SharePoint Online. This huge task involved reviewing, organizing, and relocating lots of SharePoint content. They even updated all custom apps with new developer tools. The team reviewed 322 sites, migrated 153 more, and updated 56 custom apps. A big thanks to Mary Steigerwald, Brian Remsing, Scott Brown, Scott Carbaugh, Javier Reyes, and Aaron Miller for helping with this milestone! #ContinousTransformation

#DidYouKnow Letterkenny offers Job Shadow opportunities? Our job shadow experience provides high school and college students with a glimpse into potential careers at LEAD. Students interested in various professions or trades can spend a day at the depot, discovering what their future career might look like. This program began in the fall of 2024 with engineering technology students from Franklin County Career and Technology Center (FCCTC) visiting once a month. We’re excited to expand this opportunity to a wider range of professions and trades in the spring of 2025! 🙌 For more information, contact https://lnkd.in/e6tNTX-S #LEADOpportunities

For the second time in 2024, Letterkenny Army Depot leadership commemorated another modernization milestone as Col. Donald Santillo, depot commander, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the new LEAD fire station on Nov. 19. “It will stand as a beacon for the community with Army firefighters ready to respond to emergencies, whether they involve fire, medical, hazardous materials, or natural disasters.” Click the link below to read the full news story ⤵️

For this week’s #MeetTheTeamTuesday, we’re highlighting Paul Beavers, a LEAD Directorate of Missile and Aerospace Readiness equipment specialist. Paul has been a valuable member of #TeamLEAD for 14 years, with 8 of those years spent at DMAR. In the picture he is meticulously adjusting a test fixture for a guided missile - a task that requires precision and diligence. #JoinUs in thanking Paul for his continuous hard work and dedication at LEAD! 👏 #BeAllYouCanBe

From Nov. 5-7, Letterkenny hosted Mr. Curt Herring, an instructor from Army Sustainment University, to conduct the Defense Hazardous Materials and Waste Handling course. This training is essential for LEAD and Letterkenny Munitions Center personnel, as well as Soldiers from outside LEAD. This course is a U.S Environmental Protection Agency regulatory requirement aimed at ensuring the safe and healthy handling of hazardous waste to protect our environment! 🌎💚 #MakingADifference

Letterkenny’s Mentorship Program is Kicking off! 🙌 LEAD launched a mentorship program in Aug. 2024, developed by intern Hanna Woolf from the Skills Development Office as her summer project. The program aims to foster collaboration and promote the transfer of knowledge and expertise among the workforce. On Oct. 23, the Skills Development Office hosted the kick-off event for the current pairs of mentors and mentees, outlining the expectations and parameters of their partnership. By passing on knowledge, values, and standards, mentors help ensure the future success of both LEAD and the Army. #ContinuousTransformation