Quality Control Assurance
Resume:
Brian Todd Jarrell
Rockmart, GA 30153 US
Mobile: 678-***-****
Email: **************@*****.***
Availability:
Job Type: Permanent
Work Schedule: Full-Time, Shift Work
Work Experience:
United States Marine Corps 07/2011 – 01/2012
Wounded Warrior Battalion-East, Camp Hours per week: 40
Lejeune, NC United States
Patient/Substance Abuse Counselor/Forklift Operator
Supervisor: GySgt Heilig 910-***-****)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Make and attend all medical appointments. Ensure chain of command is kept informed of all
medical developments and appointments.
As the Substance Abuse Control Officer, conducted random urinalysis tests on a bi-weekly,
monthly and yearly basis. Established and maintained documents for Marines and Sailors who
are or who had previously received alcohol or drug treatment. Conducted initial drug and alcohol
counseling and based on the situation, made recommendations and set up counseling sessions
for potential inpatient for Marines and Sailors. Working directly for the Marine Headquarters
Group Commanding Officer, maintained a computer database for Marines and Sailors under my
charge. Successfully tested over 2000 Marines and Sailors with only one urinalysis failure and
effectively maintained documentation on current and past conducted urinalysis and ensured the
safeguard of personal information. Transported pallets of urinalysis supplies by forklifts to and
from the warehouse and inspected the pallets.
United States Marine Corps 07/2008 - 07/2011
1st Marine Corps District, Syracuse, NY United Hours per week: 40
States
Production Recruiter
Responsible for promoting the Marine Corps to prospective Marines. Make calls and interview
interested candidates for possible entry into the Marine Corps. Visited local schools to set-up
tables with Marine Corps paraphernalia and explained the benefits of enlisting in the Marine
Corps. Maintained a trouble free and drug free pool of candidates. Communicated via phone
calls to solicit interest in the Marine Corps and maintained documents for potential candidates.
Followed up with potential candidates and applicants weekly and prepared all documents
required for entry into the Marine Corps with the Military Entrance Processing Command.
Prepared poolees for the mental and physical rigors of recruit training through effective
leadership, mentorship, motivation, education and training. Provided a consistent professional
impression of the Marine Corps to the community through my daily activities and during
enhanced area canvassing and special events. Successfully enlisted 60 applicants with only 6
drop during this time.
United States Marine Corps 01/2006 - 07/2008
Marine Corps Air Station, Beaufort, SC United Hours per week: 40
States
Quality Control Specialist Dispatcher/Vehicle Recovery Operator/Forklift
Operator/Mechanic
As the Quality Control Non-Commissioned Officer, ensured all tactical vehicles passed all
qualification pre-operation checks. Ensured monthly preventive maintenance checks on all trucks
were completed. Served as Licensing Instructor, providing support to all units aboard Marine
Corps Air Station Beaufort, marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, and the Naval Hospital
Beaufort with the issuance of new, duplicate and upgraded commercial motor vehicle operator
identification cards (OF 346). Monitored drivers records for testing and conducted driver
certification of all drivers for hazardous and explosive materials, forklifts, bus licensing, 5-ton
licenses and tractor trailer licensing. Maintained Licensing Office Technical Publications Library.
Assisted the Safety Department in mishap investigations involving government vehicles.
Successfully trained 125 personnel for the 5-ton, bus, forklift, tractor trailer and hazardous and
explosive material. Prepared and completed over 368 new, renewal, upgrades and duplicate
licensing documents for 5-ton, bus, mobile cranes, hazardous materials, explosive materials,
forklifts, fire trucks, water tankers, refueling vehicles, emergency sedans up to 8 passenger and
sweeper trucks. Supervised over 1100 hours of road time which includes over 11,500 accident
free miles. Ensured the well-being and safety of all students while attending licensing courses.
Served as Training Non-Commissioned Officer, tracking and recording all training and
requirements for the company. Prepared, updated and publicized the daily company morning
report. Served as the Company Safety Officer for all company ranges. Ensured strict
accountability of Marines in every aspect of their Marine Corps duties. Successfully completed 2
ranges as Safety Range Officer. Safety transported over 1500 Marines in three months operating
a bus. As Tool room NCO, ensured all Marines were trained in the correct usage of all mechanic
tools. Maintained a daily tool log-out record book. Supervised monthly inventories on general
mechanic tool boxes and was the responsible custodian for consolidated memorandum receipts
valued at 2 Million Dollars. Maintained 47 pieces of test measurement and diagnostic equipment.
Ordered all replacement tools for missing or unserviceable tools and tracked the status of the
order through the MIMMS system. Researched, requisitioned and accounted for critical special
tools and maintained accountability and serviceability of all tool room assets, valued in excess of
$800,000.
Operated a forklift to transport 7 ton tires to and from the warehouse. Also drove a forklift to pick
up motors, transmission and other items to the mechanics and transported the old items to the
dump for recycling. Worked on and fixed vehicles ranging from the weight of 7 tons to 48 ton
vehicles.
United States Marine Corps 01/2004 - 01/2006
2d Med Bn, Camp Lejeune, NC United States Hours per week: 40
Ambulance Driver/Dispatcher/Platoon Sergeant
Secured, loaded and transported injured Marines, Sailors and civilian personnel to and from the
hospital on Camp Lejeune. Assisted Medical Officers with injured personnel by providing
assistance with medical equipment and assisting them in any way possible. Successfully
transported over 100 injured personnel to and from the hospital while in a combat hazardous
environment.
United States Marine Corps 12/2002 - 01/2004
3d Transportation Support BN Hours per week: 40
Okinawa, Okinawa Japan
Dispatcher
Keep track of all vehicles that are on the road. Maintained communication with all operators of
the vehicles and ensured they adhered to timelines. Verified/monitored situations where vehicles
were late arriving or departing their location. Received phone calls from operators who were
broke down and coordinated with the Vehicle Recovery Operators who would retrieve the vehicle
and the operator from the site of the breakdown. Successfully put over 5,000 trucks on the road
and maintained over 200 dispatcher log books.
Education:
Piedmont High School Piedmont, AL United States
High School or equivalent 05/2002
Job Related Training:
Motor Vehicle Operator Course completed January 2003.
Sergeants Distance Education Program completed June 2005.
Staff Noncommissioned Officers (NCO) Career Distance Education course completed March 2007.
Vehicle Recovery Course completed 2006.
References:
Name Employer Title Phone
Greg Jones 843-***-****
Deanna Rand 910-***-****
Chris Snyder 706-***-****
Additional Information:
Military Awards/Medals received:
Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Humanitarian Service Medal
Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal (2)
Iraq Campaign Medal (3)
Certificate of Commendation (Individual Award) (2)
Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (4)
National Defense Service Medal
Joint Meritorious Unit Award
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
Navy Unit Commendation
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (2)
Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office software: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access. Typing Speed: 40 WPM.
Skills-forklift operator, license examiner, quality assurance, quality control, licensing examiner, substance abuse
counselor, recruiter, heavy equipment operator, tool room clerk
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