Safety Maintenance

Dwona S. Evans

**** ********** *****

Shreveport, Louisiana 71129

Email: *******@***.****

Summary of Qualifications:

• Honorable Discharge, United States Army, 2004

• 5-point Veterans’ P reference

• Secret Security Clearance ACTIVE

• Six years of Administrative & Logistics experience

• Nine years of experience in Ammunition/ Materials and Inspections (QA)

• Certified experience in Property

• Knowledgeable in P.B.U.S.E.

• Served in Operation I raqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom

• Military Occupational Specialty: Ammunition Specialist- 55B / 89B * *

• Experience in shipping, receiving, accounting, handling and movement of

m unitions and other sensitive items.

• Experienced in Oracle Applications (Specialized in data Warehousing) &

A.F.M.I.S. / S.T.O.R.E.S.

• Competent in the Standard Army Retail Supply System (SARSS) & SAMS-E

• Proficient in the Standard Army Ammunition Systems Modernization

Operations System (SAASMOD)

• Proficient in Windows XP, Microsoft Word, Office, Excel and other related

computer software programs.

• Highly motivated, dependable, energetic, self-starter, fast learner, disciplined,

d iligent worker; and customer-oriented.

• H ighest Grade: GS-5-1910-GS-5

AVAI LAB I L I TY Job Type : Student Career Experience

Permanent

Federal Career Intern

Work Experience:

• Ma te rials H andler, KBR/JBB, I raq, A.S.P., Janua ry 2009-December

2009

Implemented DA and installation policies and procedures for

management and accountability for unit Basic Load & Ammunition

Basic Load; and operational Load ammunition; ensured proper

p reservation, packaging, palatalizing and marking for storage

d istribution. Conducted inventories in storage areas using automated

database procedures and magazine data cards for ammunition;

contributing factor to 100% accountability of over $30 million dollars

value of ammunition stocks in a seventy-two hour period. Analyzed

p roblems and reviewed stock and inventory reports to verify reported

data and to relate historical data to required actions. Directed

m unitions and equipment for shipments and ensured necessary staying

of loads for transportation by ground and air in accordance with state

and international regulations. Initiated actions to resolve problems

t hat caused optimum mechanization of pertinent procedures,

consistent with the needs and data processing capabilities to supply

customers; Demonstrated a full range of duties such as receipt

p rocessing, unloading vehicles, staging hazardous materials,

renovation for storage of bulk materials and equipment. Appointed as

t he Safety Rep. for the Ammunition Supply Point; Section. Performed

weekly checks on all first aid kits and smoke detectors for

serviceability; Performed monthly checks on fire extinguishers for the

A mmunition Supply Point; Attends weekly safety council meetings to

d iscuss work related injuries; and possible solutions for accident

p revention methods. Administers monthly safety classes to co-workers

concerning accident hazards in the work place and safe work practices.

Resume-D wona S. Evans (continued)

• Landsman, T w in Cities Development, Shreveport, Louisiana, June

2008-December 2008

Performed various services which included negotiating for the acquisition or

d ivestiture of mineral r ights; negotiating business agreements that provided

for the exploration for and/or development of minerals; determined ownership

i n minerals through the research of public and private records; reviewed the

status of titles, the curing of ti tle defects and otherwise reducing t it le risk

associated with ownership in minerals; managed rights and /or obligations

derived from ownership of interests in minerals; and unitizing or pooling of

i nterest in minerals.

• Logistics Coordinator (DFAC), Kellogg Brown & Root, Korean

V illage, I raq, DFAC Aug. 2007-Jan 2008

Responsible for the development of logistical plans, policies, and procedures

necessary to provide support in the logistics areas of supply, t ransportation,

maintenance, and services. Recommended and coordinated the logistics

support structure to perform the logistics functions on the project and in the

d ining facility. Coordinated the interface between logistic functions such as

t ransportation, maintenance and warehousing, to ensure efficient, t imely, and

cost effective support to the customer. Troubleshot problem areas in logistics

and coordinated problem resolution or recommended solutions to management.

Coordinated with customers to ensure desired logistics objectives, priorities,

and schedules are met and communicated to management. Analyzed work

p rocesses and developed metrics for measurement of performance. Also, had to

coordinate with Environmental, Safety, and other Shared Services functional

a reas as appropriate in regard to logistical functions performed under contract

r ules.

• Supe rvisor (Night-shift), Warehouse Operations, Kellogg Brown &

R oot, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait Container Yard, June 2005-Feb. 2006

Performed all storage site functions and IAW-SARRS1 processing parameters

of the SARSS1 ADSM manual; Maintained and assigned GFE cargo t rucks and

M HE log books; Performed and kept records of equipment PMCS, related load

tests, and scheduled

Maintenance services; ensured stock rotations policies were enforced; managed

t he Care of Supplies in Storage (COSIS) Program to prevent or minimize

damage/deterioration of stocks; Maintained oversight of warehouse safety and

f ire prevention measures; ensured receipts were verifies an posted in an

expeditious manner; Ensured supplies were stored expeditiously upon output

f rom SARSS; Organized and t rained over 30 (TCN’s) warehouse employees on

H AZMAT and other safety and communication procedures; Ensured customers

were escorted while in or near the warehouse/container yard storage areas;

Reported incidents of unlawful and /or unauthorized entry into any storage

a reas; Maintained copies of all MSDS sheets for hazardous supplies received by

t he SSA; Ensured that all documents accompanied shipment containing

hazardous items at all times.

• Administrative Asst., Kellogg Brown & Root, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait

T.D.C-Admin. Aug. 2005-Jan. 2006 (dual-hatted)

Provided administrative support for over 50 employees; Prepared daily

accountability reports and personnel rosters; Managed database for scheduled

and emergency leaves; Maintained inventory logs; provided regular updates on

status of personnel on board and equipment inventoried such as t rucks,

weapons, computers, radios, etc.; In-processed incoming personnel and

conducted numerous safety briefings.

• Ammunition Handler, Kellogg Brown & Root, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait,

A .S.P., Feb. 2005-June 2005

M anaged storage operations including receiving, warehousing, shipping,

i nventories and location surveys of ammo and explosives; Scheduled and

panned daily work for TCN personnel; Inspected in and out bound munitions

t rucks for safety violations; Coordinated visual inspections, minor

maintenance, demilitarization, determined the serviceability of A&E;

I nterfaced with the Government QASAS inspectors and took appropriate

corrective action; Reported any safety violations to the ASP Supervisor;

M aintained oversight of the magazine storage area Fire Plan, to include safety

r ules; Recommended Storage Plan changes established by QASAS; Operated

computer hardware, software/utilities and managed manual records to perform

stock control and accounting procedures.

Resume-D wona S. Evans (continued)

• Ammunition Specialist (55B) United States Army, Ft. Lewis,

Washington, June 2000- 2004

Performed administrative specialist duties in support of the 593 rd G roup;

P rovided t raining on the inspection, security, shipping, receiving, handling,

accountability,

warehousing, t ransporting and inventory controls of ammunition, explosives

sand other sensitive items for the U.S. Army. Prepared ammunition for the

t ransport in rail cars and various types of cargo t rucks, including the P.L.S.

(Palatalized Loading System); Inspected in/outbound munitions for safety

requirements and violations; Supervised, directed and t rained over 20

employees in completions of vehicle duties; Analyzed

logistical requirements and identified mission related goals and objectives.

• Technical Experience:

-Windows XP and Microsoft Office/Excel/Works 2003-2008

-Military Logistics- Standard Army Ammunition System (SAASMOD)

-Standard Army Retail Supply System (SARSS) & SAMS-E **

-Oracle Applications (Specializing in Data Warehousing)

-AFMIS & S.T.O.R.E.S. Programs

• Education:

-Bachelor of Science, Ellis University (2010-Distant Learning), Political

Science/Law

-Bachelor of Science, A.I.U (Distant Learning), Bus/Admin/Minor Human

Resources (2006-2007)

-Southern University, Sociology/General Studies, 2003-2004

-Graduate, Huntington High School, Shreveport, Louisiana, Diploma 2000

• Certificates/Licenses:

-Certificate of Completion (Kellogg Brown & Root)

-Property Certified (Kellogg Brown & Root) 2005

-Licensed Operator, Forklift 10K and below (KBR) 2009

-Licensed Operator, 5-Ton/ P.L.S. / Kalmar RT. (240 Rough Terrain Container

H andler)

-Certificate of Training AMMO 45 CBT, CDROM (Kellogg Brown& Root)-2005

• Awards/ Recognition/ Honorable Mention:

-Certificate of Legal Ethics (KBR)

-Certified First Aid Technician

-Certificate of Appreciation

-Certificate of Excellence

-National Defense Service Ribbon

-Army Good Conduct Medal

-Army Commendation Medal

-Army Service Ribbon

-Hur ricane Kat rina Relief Team, A merican Red Cross, Shreveport, La.-2005

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