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EMAIL AVAILABLECell: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEObjectiveHard-working, motivated professional with RV Technician, Administrative, and Management experience looking for a position within the organization where I can best utilize the skills and training gained in the military for professional growth.ExperienceRV Technician 04/2021-07/2021Fife RV Center3520 Pacific Hwy E Fife, WAResponsible for PDI (Pre-Delivery Inspections) and on incoming new inventory and pre-ordered inventory of RVsAdministered daily PPDI (Preventative Pre-Inspection Delivery) on lot inventoryConducted safety inspections on RVs to maintain quality checks on lot inventoryDirected walk- through orientations with customers with newly bought RVsFresh Associate 02/2018- 03/2019Walmart1680 Campbell Blvd Clarksville, TN 37042Responsible for running pick on demand, working the picks, culling the floor, cleaning/closing the backroomEnsure high quality products are available in produce departments and assist in other departments when neededPack ready-to-sell products in proper containers and stock all produce displaysAssist customers in finding the right produce and assisting customer in all waysKeep produce area clean, sanitized, and customer-readySenior Deckhand 02/2016-09/2017Ingram Barge Company4400 Harding Pike, Nashville, TN 32705Carried rigging (Ratchets, Wires, Straps) pumps, hoses, lines, and associated equipment weighing 50-115lbs up to 1000ft on boatAssisted Mate or Lead man with laying wires to ensure proper stability of the towUsed ratchets, wenches, sledge hammers, toothpicks and cheater bars to tighten all wires on the tow to ensure proper protocol was followed to ensure safety of boat and crew membersInspected barges for water leaks, if found would climb into confined spaces measuring 3ft x 12ft x 25ft, to repair leaks, remove debris, and to place hoses for water removalSwept or shoveled all debris from the deck of the barges daily to ensure safety on deckClimbed lock walls in excess of 40ft whenever necessaryMaintained engine room logs, serviced all deck equipment such as pumps, winches, ratchets, and oiling gears on equipmentSwept and mopped all floors inside boat common area wiping down all surfaces, cleaning all bathrooms, showers, and crew quarters.Cleaned all vessel interior walls, windows, and ceilings regularlyAssisted in routine daily cleaning of eating common area by washing dishes, emptying dishwashers and cooking mealsSection Chief Cannon Crew Member 09/2013-11/2015United States Army0320 Field Artillery Btry C Fires, Fort Campbell, KyDirects and supervises movement and emplacement of the howitzer section during deliberate and emergency occupationsSupervises and directs the construction, camouflage, and defenses of the section positionTrains and instructs section personnel in cannon gunnery procedures and firingVerifies safe firing data which results in safe, accurate, and timely firesSupervises the handling, storage, accountability, and distribution of ammunitionSupervises the performance of organizational maintenance on the M777A2 Howitzer and basic issued itemsConducts monthly counseling statements (DA FORM 4856) and annual Non- Commissioned Officer Enlistment Record (NCOER- DA FORM 2166-8)Responsible for leading and training eight or more personnels in their MOS and basic Soldier skillsEnsures digital and voice communication with the Fire Direction Center is established and maintainedResponsible for the maintenance for the M1083 (five ton cargo truck), M1084 (five ton ammunition truck)Practice in controlling access of vehicles, visitors and pedestrians into military areas of operationOrganized and enforced rotating shift schedule for security guard dutyConducts 40 hour blocks of training for military vehicles such as on/off road training, night vision goggle driving, and vehicle maintenanceMaintains and issues all driver licenses for incoming and current personnel for the unitConducts quarterly substance abuse awareness classes and enforces monthly urinalysis to ensure compliance within army regulationsSigned and responsible for over $2,000,000 worth of equipment while training in field and garrison environmentsExperience on forty foot tower, in small spaces using ropes to repel from tower to practice mock helicopter jumps to ensure future mission safety and completionCannon Crew Member 10/2006-09/2013United States Army0217/ 0317 Field Artillery B Battery, Fort Lewis, WAIntegral member of a crew that operates high technology cannon artillery weapon systems, loads and fires howitzers sets fuse and charge on a variety of munitions, including high explosive artillery rounds.Uses computer generated fire direction data to set elevation of cannon tube for loading and firing employs rifles, machine guns, and grenade and rocket launchers in offensive and defensive operationsParticipates in reconnaissance operations to include security operations and position preparation.Operates in reduced visibility environments with infrared,and starlight enhancing night vision devices and other equipmentCoordinates movement into position by communicating using voice and digital wire radio equipmentUses critical combat survival skills to operate in a hostile environment, and maintains operational readiness equipment and soldiersAssists section chief in supervision of howitzer operations, maintenance, and training.Lays weapon for direction, conducts bore sighting, and basic periodic tests.Supervises the operation, loading, and maintenance of the field artillery ammunition Support VehicleParticipated in regular foot/vehicle patrol missions while deployed to ensure security area was secureTechnical SkillsKnowledge of security guard duties such as security patrols, vehicle inspections, observant of security area, and denying/permitting access to personnelAbility to identify authorized permits such drivers licenses, and military IDs, and contractor identificationKnowledge of lead security guard duties such as designing shift schedule, leading 3-4 guards, provide training to new employeesCertificationsFBCB2 (Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below) 10/2007Combat Lifesaver Course 09/2007Stryker Vehicle Net Course 06/2008Mine Resistant Ambush Protected 05/2009Warrior Leader Course (Commandants List) 07/2010ASIST (Suicide Prevention) 10/2010Master Driver 11/2010XM153 Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station 05/2012Biometrics Train the Trainer 07/2012Customs Border Clearance Agent Course 10/2012Advanced Leader Course 05/2013Air Assault Course 05/2014Unit Prevention Leader 05/2014 |
