Please join us in congratulating Lesley on her well-deserved promotion to Quality Control Manager!
Lesley joined MEB over eight years ago, after making a major career shift from the medical field. She joined our traveling fueling team working in the field, providing crucial oversight to ensure no incidents occurred as construction personnel and equipment crossed an active runway.
Through hard work and a knack for always wanting to learn more and better the team as a whole, Lesley has been promoted time and time again! From submittal clerk and field administrator at the Cannon Air Force Base DESC 1702 Pump House & Fuel Storage project in New Mexico to being promoted in 2021 to Project Engineer during the construction of the USACE Fort Cavazos Fuels Facility Replacement project Kileen, TX. It was during this project where Lesley began to enhancing her capabilities in the quality control program. Lesley was able to pull from her medical background and strong organizational skills and begin to master each area of the program.

From right to left – Joseph Steele, Chris Benton, Lesley Carlton, and Brian Carlton on-site in Great Falls, Montana.
Now on the USACE Great Falls Air National Guard POL Complex fueling project she is serving as the Quality Control Manager. The USACE staff in Montana have spoken very highly of how Lesley runs the quality control program and shares a high level of confidence in her abilities to manage the overall program.
“Lesley is a critical part of the fueling team and her efforts do not go unnoticed. MEB is fortunate to have her in such an important role.” // Scott Oster, Project Executive

Chris Benton (left), Brian Carlton (middle), and Lesley Carlton (right) at the new Ft. Cavazos fueling facility.
Reflecting on her career at MEB Lesley said the USACE Fort Cavazos Fuels Facility Replacement project was her most rewarding because she was able to hone in her quality control skills on that project. “We all take great pride when turning over every fueling facility we work on to the government for military fuel use,” she said.
Her team praised her organization and ability to structure a successful quality control program. They said, her communication skills are unmatched not only with the MEB team, but also with the clients and our trade partners.
Looking ahead she said, “I’m excited to complete the USACE Great Falls Air National Guard POL Complex fueling project from start to finish as the Quality Control Manager.”
Congratulations again Lesley, we’re excited to see you grow in this new role!