Managed Fleet of 150+ vehicles for Courier Company. Also acted as fill in driver and safety trainer

Performed daily interstate driving responsibilities for banking operations delivering supplies and documents to a regional Vermont location and transporting related supplies and documentation to a regional location in Massachusetts.On-Call Driver (2006 - 2007)Functioned in the capacity of fill-in driver due to worker absenteeism covering a variety of routes within a four state regionFleet Manager (2005 - 2006)Promoted to this opportunity where my responsibilities included, but were not limited to, managing a fleet of 150+ vehicles for the company, arranging timely regional vehicular maintenance, assuring proper scheduling, logistics and training drivers on proper driving measures and route procedures.Cover Driver (2004 - 2005)Provided administrative support as necessary, developed the procedures for providing shuttle service to Canadian locations, developing related forms, dispatching vehicles and drivers and answering phone calls from clients and drivers.Courier Driver (2003 - 2004)Made bank-to-bank deliveries throughout New England, delivering small packages locally and was called upon to make long haul deliveries.

Accountable for the evening security of 3 manufacturing buildings (approximately 200,000 square feet.) and reporting any questionable occurrences/compromises on the company's premises to the Chief Security Officer.

Made bread deliveries throughout the southern tier of New Hampshire. Management expanded my routes throughout the Granite State, upstate New York and into various Massachusetts locations.

Functioned in this capacity to develop, market and promote church portrait directories in a four state New England area. Developed business from leads furnished by corporate headquarters along with substantial cold-calling activities.

Photographed parishioners from leads provided and used studio-type cameras to make negatives from which prints were developed to develop business. All portraits produced were of families.