Maintenance Loss Prevention

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June 06, 2011

JEAN VALNEUS

Cell: 347-***-**** Email: **********@*******.***

OBJECTIVE

A challenging position utilizing abilities developed through my experience and education.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Proficient in problem solving skills; able to successfully achieve desired goals.

• Ability to work with individuals on all levels; possess excellent teacher and training skills.

• Demonstrated ability to build rapport and resolve complex issues; learns quickly when facing new problems;

open to challenging tasks.

• Effective communication and organizational skills.

• Strong customer relations experience.

• Knowledge of Windows, Microsoft Word and Excel.

EDUCATION

• New York City College of Technology, CUNY, Brooklyn, NY

Bachelor of Technology Candidate in Computer Information Systems – December 2012

• Armstrong Atlantic State University, Savannah, Georgia

Associates of Arts, August 2006

EXPERIENCE

Power Generation Equipment Repairer 11/00 – 01/05

• Troubleshoot, repaired, and maintained power generation equipment and engines by adjusting valves,

carburetors, ignition points, alternators, regulators, and solenoids.

• Troubleshoot, repaired, or overhauled starters, alternators, generators, voltage regulators, and control circuits.

• Performed maintenance services such as lubrication, oil change, and radiator flushes.

• Repaired small motor generators.

• Maintained and repaired diesel engines.

First Line Supervisor, U.S. Army, Camp Liberty, Iraq 01/05 – 01/06

• Supervised a crew of five personnel; provided performance counseling on a regular basis as required.

• Conducted training for new employees; enforced safety procedures in working environment.

• Enforced company policy and procedures to maintain the highest level of loss prevention including shrinkage

control, and accurate paperwork.

• Effectively managed staff to ensure task is completed in a timely manner to meet the needs of generator’s

shop section as well as other sections depending on generator section.

• Managed and accounted for equipments valued in excess of $50,000 with no losses by efficiently conducting

and supervising daily and weekly preventive care and maintenance.

• Reviewed existing workflows within the shop. Determined where change is necessary to improve unit’s

overall operations.

• Ensured active participation in the Area of Responsibility Program.

• Maintained generator shop facility, assisted in cleaning, repair and replacement of damaged parts, and other

items related to the facility.