Experienced Logistician

High School Diploma| Eastlake High School| Chula Vista, CA | 08/2000- 06/2004

Inventory Specialist | Bechtel | Pueblo, CO USA | 08/2019 to Present

• Serving as an Inventory Specialist at the Pueblo Chemical Agent Destruction Depot for weapons of mass destruction.
• Main responsibility is to conduct US Government Fiscal year inventory. Inventory consists of four warehouses with over 85,000 line items.
• Perform inventory counts, recounts, final counts, data entry and final adjustments in the government software.
• Performing functions of the project site material management protocols and procedures.
• Taking part in the disposition of surplus, government owned equipment and out of date material.
• Strong knowledge and daily use of Maximo, forklifts, and other material handling equipment.
• Hours worked per week: 40

Vehicle Service Writer/Tool Room Attendant | PAE | McMurdo, Antarctica | 04/2018 to 02/2019

• Served as a Tool Room attendant for a light and heavy vehicle maintenance shop. Inventoried, issues, staged, and controlled all specialized tooling. Kept updated records and tools for the shop tool boxes, field camps, and other department usage.
• Prepared Work Orders (WO) in conjunction with the work order planners by describing symptoms, problems, and causes discovered, as well as repairs and services required.
• Strong knowledge of Maximo System.
• Worked with Fleet Supervisor to prepare and create seasonal projects to be completed. This included six projects completed in a span of five months. These projects saved over 1000 hours of man time, reduced loss of productivity, completed an inventory value of 4,945-line items, and created a safer and more productive work environment.
• Hours worked per week: 54

Heavy Truck Driver | KBR | Al Asad, Iraq | 02/2017 – 02/2018

• Responsible for accountability of fuel delivery to military units, generators, defense contractor equipment, and aviation equipment/aircrafts. Pre-inspection of tractor trailer per US Military and DOT standards. Quality and safety inspection of all fuel assets to include hoses, valves, tanks, meters, fire extinguishers, and grounding cables and rods. LOGCAPIV hands on experience and working experience.
• Quality customer service to all US military, coalition forces, defense contractors, and KBR departments. Assurance of safety and security while performing job tasks and while off duty. Operating company vehicles, straight and combination trucks, military vehicles, and tankers. Valid Iraq Mulit-Entry visa with an expiration date of 14-1-2018. Use of military forms; DA-3648, DA-3853, and DA-3643.
• Hours worked per week: 84

Tool Room Attendant | PAE | McMurdo, Antarctica | 10/2015 – 10/2016

• Supported researchers through operations & maintenance of camp and vessels. Researched and identified specialized tools needed for upcoming projects & repairs of machinery. Received, stored, maintained and issued hand & machine tools, dies, & specific manufacture tools to light & heavy-duty mechanics and other trades.
• Performed detailed record keeping of issued tools, maintenance of tools, and destruction of non-salvageable tools. Completed a 100% inventory of tool room within six months, while continuing working everyday tasks. In total 4,510-line items and 29,915 pieces of tools. On hand quantity was adjusted and locations were updated.
• Hours worked per week: 54

Senior Equipment Inventory Specialist | URS/AECOM | Olmsted, IL | 01/2015 – 10/2015

• Handled 11,000+ line items of mechanical, vehicle & heavy equipment parts & material for a major lock and dam construction project. Created new procedures and policies to move forward with inventory to include receiving of new material, staging, and control of items, shipping and allocation to appropriate vehicle or machine. Performed inventory analysis, preparation, and control of all line items. Maintained inventory control and key control of all containers and material. Worked with higher management to prioritize which items were high importance and needed to be inventoried first.
• Hours worked per week: 72

Fracturing Operator I | Halliburton Energy Services | Casper, WY | 09/2013 – 01/2015

• Transported specialized tractor-trailers to well/customer sites. Performed Pre/Post trip inspection of tractor-trailer. Drove in accordance of Halliburton and DOT regulations. Completed all paperwork for oversize/overweight permits.
• Applied proper procedures of driving, rigging up, operating and rigging down equipment on location. Communicated details and directions in a clear and coherent manner. Identified and operated all auxiliary equipment, such as: Stake Bed, Acid Transport, Chemical Transport, Air Can, Sand Dump, Gel Transport, Winch Truck, Iron Truck, Transfer Pump and Bulk Proppant Storage.
• Maintained an active inventory of all iron used per location, to include expiration dates, wear and tear of iron and proper return of damaged iron. Required to work on a 24-hour call basis, 365 days a year. Worked 2 weeks on and 1 week off schedule, 16-18 hours per day.
• Hours worked per week: 98

Transportation Manager | Raytheon | Kabul, Afghanistan |
09/2011 – 04/2013

• Managed the transportation field for the Afghan National Army Depot. Managed all day to day operations dealing with the depot. Work included Class VII and Class III, LTV, MTV Navistar, HMMWV (all variants), Tractor Trailer, CAT Engineering Equipment, Trailers, Military Vehicles. Gauged transportation requirements and convoy movements for the US Government, Ministry of Defense, Mentors, and CFC units.
• Managed 4 expatriates and 41 Local Nationals. Responsible for inventory and staging vehicles for Afghan National Army Units, ranging from 2 to 250 vehicles per unit. Managed and maintained an active rolling vehicle inventory containing more than $1.7 billion in stock daily. Ensured the proper accountability, storage, issues and receipts of more than 50,000 gallons of fuel daily.
• Analyzed, created and implemented policy and procedures for all areas of shipping, yard management, and logistics within target areas. Reorganized a 4,000+ vehicle depot to create efficient locations to house vehicles according to like items, efficiency of receiving, shipping, time spent, and overall product efficiency of all transportation movements.
• Processed vehicles through the depot vehicle maintenance activity to ensure scheduled and unscheduled maintenance requirements are met. Administered vehicle sign-out, operator safety inspection, cleanliness and delivery of vehicles to the Afghan Army. Drove multiple military vehicles through Kabul with an Afghan workforce. Rigged equipment to tractor trailers for transport.
• Hours worked per week: 72

Senior Logistics Specialist | Nexus IS, Inc. | San Diego, CA | 03/2007 – 09/2011

• Managed warehouses specializing in IT equipment, with inventory management of material that exceeded 1 million dollars. Filled orders, checked stock, performed shipping duties, receiving and inventory control. Packaged electronics and static controlled material.
• Completed logistics requirements & determination studies; inventory & requisition supplies, repair parts and equipment & maintained stock of supplies and equipment. Performed data entry to query and enter information for supply, acquisition, and inventory purposes.
• Researched and identified parts and materials from electronic equipment and component vendors, entering information into purchasing databases. Created and implemented new procedures for receiving and shipping for our southern California warehouses.
• Built up a new warehouse for our second distribution area. Priced out shelving, forklifts, handling material and other warehouse products. Managed and staffed all movement of material from a different warehouse to the new location. Maintained 100% visibility of all areas ensuring the warehouse was proficient, effective, and staffed.
• Hours worked per week: 40

Warehouse Manager | Department of Defense MCCS | Al Fallujah, Iraq |
12/ 2005-01/2007

• Managed Fallujah and Forward Operating Base (FOB) warehouses for the Department of Defense and US Marine Corps. Managed 13 warehouse workers with schedules and oversight of work. Tracked ocean containers coming in through Kuwait and going to multiple camps throughout Iraq. Maintained an active container management system to allow Government owned and Carrier owned containers to be released.
• Successfully completed a major project to ship out 459 Detention owned containers from three military bases, in three weeks. Created Transportation Movement Request (TMR) and DD forms for movement of cargo. Worked hand in hand with the US Marines to complete missions. Interacted with United States Government personnel on night convoys to move and control cargo movements.
• Hours worked per week: 84

• Logistics (15 years)
• Transportation ( 12 years)
• Supply ( 15 years)
• Warehousing ( 15 years)
• Inventory ( 14 years)
• Materials ( 15 years)
• CDL ( 5 years)

English (Fluent)