VEHICLE TRANSPORTATION DRIVER, TECHNICAL WRITER & EDUCATION CONSULTANTTransportation ▪ Instruction ▪ Communication ▪ LeadershipA compelling and successful independent motor-vehicle driver, instructor, communicator, and leader with a demonstrated record of accomplishing logistical, transportation, organizational, and operational objectives with relentless optimism and always “Lead by Example.” Professional driver, advanced training background, exceptional written and verbal presentation skills, and consistently apply effective leadership and management practices. Technologically proficient, human relations expertise, planning and organizing experience, analytical and problem-solving capacities, management aptitude, and a keen sense of humor—the whole package.My core competencies include:• Transportation & Logistics Support• Instructional Design & Delivery• Curriculum Development• Written Communication• Policies & Procedures• Research & Evaluation• Leadership• Administration• Organizational Planning ACCOMPLISHMENTSTransportation and Logistical Support: Independent over-the-road truck driver with an exceptional reputation for supplying reliable and on-time transportation services, as well as providing the real-time resources to track loads. Arrange extraordinary shipping services and ensure the safe, efficient, and cost-effective transportation and delivery of freight throughout the United States. Consistently meet delivery timelines and deadlines with ninety-nine percent on-time delivery.Instructional Design and Delivery: Analyze, design, develop, implement, deliver, and evaluate a range of instructional programs and other learning collateral. Work collaboratively with Subject Matter Experts and Technical Writers to effectively translate policies, processes, and procedures into meaningful instruction and training materials. Also develop course curricula, syllabi, and lesson plans. Results: Students receive relevant knowledge, effective instruction, and practical training that enables them to build essential knowledge, master useful skills, and become dynamic members of an organization.Written Communication: Design, develop, and create written material that includes: instructional material, curriculum, lesson plans, student handbooks, program evaluations, white papers, case studies, policies, procedures, emergency response plans, technical documentation, and articles. Results: Well-written, easy-to-read, and useful materials that improve and enhance written communication and information practices, at all levels.
Listed skills include Leadership Development, Curriculum Development, Instructional Design, Staff Development, and 48 others.