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Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateCandidate's Name
Berwick, ME Street Address
EMAIL AVAILABLE - PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE
Twenty year military career highlighted by promotion through increasing responsibility in fields of security
and management. Adaptable professional who is a reliable team member. Ability to increase productivity and
maximize efficiency within the workplace using prior experience and knowledge.
Authorized to work in the US for any employer
WORK EXPERIENCE
Finisher materials associate
SIGSAUER - Newington, NH - January 2017 to Present
Responsible to remove rifle/ gun discrepancies.
Deburring, machine tumbling, robotic polishing and sand blasting operator.
Oracle subsystem data entry processor.
Utility Weaving Technician
Velcro USA Inc. - Somersworth, NH - January 2017 to January 2017
Removing woven material from weave rooms and assit in loading yarn packages on to weaving
Machines.
Support multiple Oracle System programs associated of weaving inventory and shipping data entry
Functions.
Ability to read and interpret writtem instructions to complete basic paperwork good dexterity and
Hand/eye coordination using pallet jack and standup forklifts.
Storekeeper
Pratt & Whitney - North Berwick, ME - March 2016 to November 2016
Supports all functions of GSP shipping and receiving including military and commercial shipping, military and
commercial receiving, sales order creation and shipping documents.
Material kitting for various assembly functions.
Work from schedule to flow material to other departments and within home base.
Support multiple SAP transactions associated with aftermarket material functions.
Receives stores and disperses all types of material, including details, raw materials, experimental, hazardous,
product and non-product and precious metals according to work instructions and primary logistic procedures.
Complies with all company procedures, such as EHS, POPS, MSD'S and PWA specifications.
Primary Casing Transformer Painter
General Electric - Somersworth, NH - August 2015 to March 2016
Processed over 30 of 3 types of 15 to 34kv transformer primaries daily by applying astro 6031 semi-conductive
coating paint at a .003 to .005 thickness across primary surfaces maintaining straight lines when painting to
insure the protection of the electromagnetic field of the primary to the transformer.
Which in turns goes under a load anywhere from 15,000 to 34,000 volts to keep General Electric's 40 plus
years of reliability in the field of transformer imperative longevity to not ground to fail.
Perform various machine and assembly operations.
Responsible for gauging and checking parts for control of quality.
Flashing, sand blasting part operations and final assembly of transformer to prepare for test and shipment.
Power Conductor Operator
TE Subcom - Newington, NH - August 2014 to April 2015
Produced over 490,000 kilometers of undersea cable in over 100 undersea fiber optic systems that are
serving communications requirements around the world. Maintenance and repair of jointing equipment.
Jointing inventory control and replenishment of materials
Assist in the Cable Control Room, cable handling and post operation reporting
Ensure training records are kept current
Ensure all jointing equipment is in working order and materials are adequate for the task while assigned to
shipboard installation or repair work
Welding operator in connecting and fixing discrepancies with copper plate and various different size silver
wire metals to keep cable assembly production machines functional for telecommunications.
UNITED STATES NAVY EXPERIENCE
Logistics Management Specialist
U.S. Naval Security Force - Kittery, ME - May 2012 to January 2014
Government Purchase Cardholder:
Screen over 300 purchase requests
Review work orders
Procure consumable/repairable materials worth over 10K during the previous four quarters
GPC Log Data Processor:
Input budget funds and track all purchase requests
Spend allocated government funds on a timely manner under effective GPC guidelines to support the
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Naval Security/Police Force.
Responsible for logistical support for nuclear shipyard facility with over 5,000 personnel.
Order, receive, stock, and issue products within the federal supply system.
Successfully processed and tracked over 200 logistical requests for critical security equipment, maintenance
and requisitions.
Ensure the Security Department is fully mission capable through successful communication, tracking, and
orders.
Manage the accountability of a department budget of 200K
Oversee inventory of security equipment and material with 0 discrepancies.
Properly discard over 500,000 pounds of furniture, inoperable ADP equipment and Security Duty Gear.
Represent Department for disposal Services.
Lead Logistics Management Specialist
United States Navy NAVSUP - April 2011 to May 2012
Manage and execute providing acquisitions, supplies, and fleet/expeditionary support in Europe and Africa.
Supervise 10+ personnel in providing logistics support services to all ships in fleet including expeditious
movements of delivery of 1.5 million pounds of cargo to 3 carrier strike groups.
Oversee quality control measures for logistics support processes and procedures
Research and resolve complex supply discrepancies with the AOR of the 5th Fleet
Process and remove barriers according to local distribution methods.
Manage the accurate input of all data recorded into the remedy metrics system to validate NAVSUP fleet
logistics center's high transaction volume
Volunteer off duty to serve Christmas Dinner to Naval Station Bahrain Personnel.
Hazardous Waste Specialist
United States Navy USS LHA - Norfolk, VA - March 2010 to March 2011
Milstrip/Milstrap Processor on expediting, ordering, receiving, stocking, and issuing paints, greases, solvents
through use of the Relational Supply Subsystem within the Federal Supply System Guidelines.
Lead and Manage 24 hour shift work schedules with clear verbal explanations of requirements of instruction
to support all trash and hazardous waste evolutions in safe operations.
Utilize pulper, incinerator, and plastic waste processing units to dispose of waste accumulated during the
final deployment of USS NASSAU Middle Eastern Exercises in 2010.
Air Traffic Controller Cargo Specialist
United States Navy Logistics Command Comusnavcent - October 2008 to December 2009
Bahrain, Manama
Inspect and process 200,000 lbs. of cargo consisting of signature service high priority materials including but
not limited to; inspecting medical supplies for temperature, no contamination, and water tight integrity.
Process and inspect registered/confidential/certified mail to 200 operational units seeing in the 5th Fleet AOR.
Utilize Department of Defense and Commercial supply logistics through knowledge of knowing regulations
instructions and procedures including sending administrative message for Bahrain, UAE, and Djibouti Africa.
Perform recurring kinds of assignments in operations and procedures which involved resolving issues and
problems in inventory discrepancies which maintaining 100% effective stock levels.
Supervise in coordination and preparing flight plans. Successfully landing cargo aircraft such as C-130, DC-9,
C-123, B767 and B747 for the logistical movement of 8,500 tons of cargo, 1,000 of mail, 6,000 passengers,
7 MEDIVACs and 2,000 human remain movements.
Logistics Manager
United States Navy Aviation Support Detachment OCEANA - Virginia Beach, VA - July 2005 to October
2008
Pre-Expended Bin Supervisor:
Manage and Build over 33 different pre-expended bin kits utilized by F/A-18 Squadrons.
Maintain over 1,200 Pre-expended bin material valued at 2 million with 100% inventory accuracy
Make accurate and reliable decisions based on use of resources and previous experience when resolving
workplace conflict.
NALCOMIS Subsystem Operator:
Perform quality assurance checks to verify that all outstanding requirements have been received and
accounted for within TYCOM standards.
Responsible for the stowage, issue, and receipt of ready for issue aviation depot level repairable assets.
Supervise the receipt, stow, and issue of over 2,000 stock assets while maintaining an issue rate of 98% on
time delivery rate and 99% exceeding TYCOM standards
Oversee ROTABLE POOL's 1,600 monthly aviation depot level repairable issues sustaining mission support
to 64 work centers and 19 squadrons while efficiently stowing over 200 stock assets monthly.
Material Disposal Manager:
Eagerly took charge of the clean-up project at Aviation support detachment warehouse.
Supervise the transfer of over 50 pallets of furniture and 200 pallets of outdated computer systems and other
electronic gear to DRMO.
Aviation Logistics Engine Manager:
Process more than 100 aircraft engines and modules through the ERMS subsystem
Certify the shipment to 20 squadrons across the globe with 100% accuracy.
Manage the process of 400 issues, 300 stock stows, and 125 spot inventories.
Enhance and improve mission readiness for carrier airing squadrons during training cycles.
Uphold strict accountability of 180 repairable valuables at 7 million with 100% location and inventory validity.
Maintenance Assistance Module Logistic System Manager
United Sates Navy USS Bulkeley - Norfolk, VA - May 2001 to July 2005
Hazardous Waste Supervisor:
Supervise and review automated inventory records, material locator cards
Plan and execute scheduled inventories of over 20,000 maintenance assistance modules valued at over 124
million in support of ship deployments.
Responsible for insuring locator records are established of HAZMAT materials for efficient inventory
management of storage onboard USS BULKELEY
Spearheaded the offload of 75 reusable containers of HAZMAT valued at 4,300 for reuse by the Atlantic Fleet.
Supply Technician
Fleet Training Center - Norfolk, VA - April 1998 to May 2001
Manage, organize and issue departmental supplies resulting in a dramatic reduction in waste and misuse.
Responsible for the cataloging and offloading of over 500 excess materials.
Micro Snap Supply Subsystem Operator:
Process common controlled equipage inventory consisting of 9,000 materials entered into the system.
Flawlessly processed all print requests of training and instructor guides.
Supply Warehouse Custodian
Navy Cargo Handling and Port Group - Williamsburg, VA - April 1994 to April 1998
Responsible for over 300 emergency uniform items and janitorial supplies
Specialized in investigating, analyzing, and inspecting all incoming material to ensure proper receipt
processing delivery of direct turnover of material to customers.
Resolve all inventory discrepancies by conducting unscheduled spot inventories to ensure 100%
accountability of materials.
EDUCATION
Certification in Homeland Defense
Everest College
June 2006 to November 2006
High school or equivalent in business
Harry S Truman High School - New York, NY
September 1990 to August 1993
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
SKILLS: (Expert in the follow)
Logistics Management Specialist
Air Traffic Controller Cargo Specialist
Customer Service Specialist
Product Management
Record/filing Management
Material Handler
Material Management
Welding
Precision Material Painting
Hazmat Management
Government Purchase Cardholder
Budget Analyst
Material Disposal Manager
Inventory Management Specialist
Forklift 5K, 6K, 15 K Operators
5 Ton Truck Operator
Data processor
Parts assembly
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