Transport Unit IDentifier Working Group

Bill Stankiewicz is “The Savannah Supply Chain Guy”. Bill has more than 30 years of experience in Industrial Facility Operations and Food Grade Distribution. He has worked at Savannah Supply Chain as a consultant in Savannah, Georgia. On weekends Bill teaches as Adjunct Professor at Savannah Technical College on the OS & OOG Freight Program for Pilot Escort and Fork Lift Safety Programs for certification and distribution operations.

Bill was recipient of the PepsiCo-Frito-Lay Service and Quality Awards at the 13th Annual Contracting Manufacturing Meeting in Plano, Texas. The Service Award was presented to Shippers Warehouse of Georgia with the following criteria: 2010 vs. 2011 Volume in cases & pounds and Perfect Order Compliance & Average Detention Dollars per load. Shippers Warehouse of Georgia was presented the award due to their accomplishments during 2010: (a) 102% volume increase 2010 vs. 2011, (b) 99.92% perfect order compliance, (c) $.053 average detention dollars per load, and (d) great customer service by all. The Quality Award was presented to Shippers Warehouse of Georgia with the following criteria: Improvement on consumer complaints from the previous year, foreign matter and AIB audit score. Shippers Warehouse of Georgia was presented the award due to their accomplishments during 2010—52% reduction on consumer complaints, no foreign matter and an average score of 925 on their AIB audits—both audits were unannounced.

Bill has been a key note speaker at many events on Social Media topics at the IWLA conference in Chicago and San Diego for 2009 and 2010. From 2017 to present, Bill is on the non-profit boards for WorkSource Coastal, Savannah Traffic Club, Savannah Logistics Technology Corridor Task Force, APICS-American Production Inventory Society SAV Chapter, and GMA- Georgia Manufacturing Alliance. Bill is also a volunteer teacher at Parents University helping Michael Oneal.