Bryan Jackson

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Baytown, Texas **521

409-***-**** cell

Experience:

**/** ** */** Temple-Inland Buna Lumber Operations – Dry End Supervisor

• Insured entire mill was in compliance with all environmental permits including four outfalls and two kiln ponds.

• Oversaw Green yard and Kilns operation including employee’s time and maintenance scheduling of crib stacker.

• Scheduled the planner and maintained a constant inventory from green to finished lumber

• Monitored kiln production and pull points to insure proper drying of lumber

01/01 to 09/07 Temple-Inland Silsbee Wood yard - Manager

• Responsible for receiving and storing quality pulpwood and logs at this wood storage

Facility.

• Oversaw all aspects of this business including ensuring proper scaling procedures,

maintenance of scales and scale house, maintenance of all equipment in the

Wood yard, supervision of the daily activities of wood yard employees and ensuring an

adequate water supply to all stored wood.

• Maintained all environmental records and permits for entire facility.

• Consistently worked within budget constraints.

• Assisted with obtaining and maintaining EMS compliance and ISO certification.

• Ensured all employees and contractors were consistently in compliance with the

Temple-Inland Safety Program.

• Provide Monthly Operations Report to Chip Mill Superintendent.

• Conducted monthly safety meetings.

04/90 to 01/01 Temple-Inland Northern Chip Mill - Equipment Operator

• Operated all major types of equipment.

• Began in Wood yard Operations, then progressed to Utility Maintenance, Crane

Operator, and finally Chipper Operator.

Education: Lufkin High School

Diploma, 1989

Training: University of Texas at Tyler Worldwide Lessons in Leadership Series

Steven Covey - 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

Fred Pryor Seminars

How to Handle People with Tact and Skill

How to Become a Great Communicator

Excelling as a First Time Supervisor

Graceland College for Professional Development

Managers and Supervisors Conference

Texas Forestry Association

Aesthetics and Communications

Best Management Practices for Logging Professional

Sustainable Forestry Initiative - Texas Pro Logger

Safety Training Workshop

Six Sigma Green Belt Certified

Office Skills: Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel

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