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Killeen, Texas, United States

Ensures accuracy and reliability of data entered into inventory software program. Continually orders special (non-stock) parts for repair orders, services, refurbishments, upgrades and new builds of emergency equipment following order policies and procedures. Sorts, counts, packages, labels, verifies count, unpacks, and/or logs inventory which is shipped or received. Monitor re-order levels and replenish inventory to maintain proper inventory levels. Review and perform physical count of all inventory for all automotive, heavy equipment and emergency parts. Accurately package, label and stock inventory items. Maintain a clean and organized parts and tool room. Responsible for knowledge and understanding of service parts/product identification. Excellent customer service skills, both verbal and written.

Killeen/Temple, Texas Area

Responsible for the direct supervision and operation of the Fleet Services Parts Warehouse. Oversee and maintain inventory levels, promote customer service standards, prepare annual parts contracts, reconcile purchases and prepare routine records and reports. Also responsible for entering and retrieving maintenance data from the City's automated Fleet Maintenance information system, estimate materials required by employees and requisition materials and supplies. Oversees the researching of parts and equipment for over 682 vehicles and pieces of equipment ranging from light, medium and heavy equipment to small engines, tire service area, welding equipment, crane service and diagnostic tools. The Fleet Services warehouse covers 6,500 square feet with 8 isles of parts, tires, batteries, fittings, hoses, oils and fluids worth in excess of $157,600 to meet the daily demands of supporting the city's fleet of vehicles and equipment.

Killeen/Temple, Texas Area

Responsible for the operation of the Parts Department for Fleet Services: maintain inventory by ordering, purchasing, receiving, and reconciling incoming and outgoing; prepare routine records and reports. Purchase parts and supplies for repairs and maintaining of required inventory levels. Use parts manuals for identification and validation of correct partss purchases. Communicate with technicians and parts suppliers to obtain needed parts / supplies. Ensure that the department follows guidelines set forth in the purchasing directives. Maintain parts inventory organization and warehousing; recieve incoming parts/supplies from vendors at parts department, enter parts recieved into database and place in appropriate storage; issue parts to personnel through work orders; deliver and pick up parts as necessary; reconcile inventory with the use of daily reports. Take periodic physical inventories to reconcile with the recorded inventory. Keep all replacement part books in good order and up-to-date. Answer telephones, handle requests for equipment / vehicle maintainence, emergency response needs, and complaints. Maintain a clean and orderly parts room and assigned fleet vehicle.

After 33.5 years of continuous military service I took some time to relax, do things I had put off doing while in the Army, such as spend time with family!

Served with HHC 13th SC(E), Fort Hood, Texas in the Support Operations Section, Integrations offices where I assist with planning and movement of troops and material through the assigned areas of operations. Previously I served as the Chief Movements Supervisor NCOIC for the 13th CSSB, Joint Base Lewis / McChord. From August 2012 through August 2013 I was assigned to a forward deployed Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, which is comprised of over 550 Soldiers, Korean Army Augmentee to the United States Army and civilian employee's. Also had direct over sight on planning and managing daily missions for transportation operations in support of 120 customer units. Oversaw the successful execution of 292 convoys, the handling of 868 containers, and the movement of 399 rolling stock during the Combined Joint Logistics Over The Shore (CJLOTS) exercise.

Performed as a Gunner, Base Gun Squad Leader and Section Sergeant in a Mortar Platoon in Light, Mechanized, and Armored Cavalry Units over a 13 year period, ending with 1/11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, with it's dual mission as Opposing Forces (OPFOR) at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, CA. Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, and training of 16 Soldiers and responsible for maintenance and accountability of one M577A3 and four M1064A2 mortar carriers and associated equipment worth in excess of $500,000.

Fort Hood, Tx

Served as Platoon Sergeant in the largest Warrior Transition Brigade in the United States Army. Responsible for the collaboration between Squad Leaders, Nurse Case Managers, and the Primary Care Manager, (WTU Triad of Care) as well as counseling, individual development, training, discipline, physical training, well being and morale of 80 Soldiers and their families. Assisted service members and their families in their returns to active duty or the transition to the civilian sector. A most rewarding experience in my military career and one that I will never forget.

Delaware, Ohio

Squad Leader in charge of 5 man mortar crew, their training, maintenance and discipline. Also maintained readiness to be able to respond at a moments notice to national, state, and local disaster relief and emergencies.

Education record

Activities and Societies: · U.S. Army Infantry Basic / AIT, Sep-Dec 1982 · U.S. Army Airborne School, Nov-Dec 1985 · U.S. Army Air Assault.

Sociology / Criminology

Completed 144 hours of college courses with emphasis on the field of Criminology.