Installs units, parts, equipment, and components in structural assembly, according to blueprints and specification, using hand tools and power tools.Documenting work performed on appropriate forms and systems.Bolt, screw, or rivets accessories used to fasten, support, or hang components and subassemblies.Drills hole in structure/subassemblies and attach brackets, hinges or clips to secure installation.Locates and marks reference points and holes for installation of all parts/components; using jigs, templates and measuring instruments.Inspect/test installed units, parts, and equipment for proper fit, performance, and compliance with standards; using measuring instruments and test equipment.Cuts, trims, and files parts while verifying fitting tolerances to prepare for final installation.

Ensured proper height, weight and other load and storage requirements are met to prevent spillage and contamination of raw product.Separated and sorted raw material to determine the manufacturing dates for use by the production lines.Complied with specialized handling and storage instructions of raw material to prevent contamination and product identification procedures are foolwed. Receipted for all raw materials using the EIM Client Software & the SAP Software.Licensed to drive an electrical 6000 lbs forklift and electric pallet jack.Process an average of 7 Bill of Ladings (BOLs) documents per day adding identified short weight per bill.Utilizes automated computer systems such as Microsoft Office to correspond with management.

Analyzed the accuracy of equipment inventory reports of over 600 vehicles, weapons and Communications equipment combined to ensure accountability.Managed the accuracy of the Daily Processing Report for the maintenance cycle, parts order and updates of all equipment in the maintenance cycle to monitor the repair progress.Supervised the Maintenance Clerks as they did data input of equipment in the Marine Corps Integrated Maintenance Management System to ensure proper entry of deadlined (broken equipment) equipment.

Utilized a Warehouse Inventory Management System (WIMS) with over 1400 locations entered as the Supply Inventory SupervisorManaged the updating of the Warehouse Management System by changing the data as the inventory changedExperienced in counting types and quantities of items during inventories, and maintains tally listings during the count

Supervised the Shipping and Receiving Departments, each with 10 employees for the purpose of training, accuracy of receipts and time management. Managed the quality control of the shipments before they were shipped to ensure proper inventory and serviceability.Processed, packed and preserved materials in containers to be shipped to military units for training and/or war.

Supply Warehouse Employee 1997 – 2001Worked as a supply warehouse employee on an inventory team stocking military equipment.Worked as a forklift truck driver loading 5-10 shipments per day on carrier trucks to be shipped.Processed shipping receipts as shipments came in to be turned in to the administration clerk for proper receipt into ATLAS.