G ene M. Jones

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

Lumberton, NC 28358

910-***-****

October 17, 2010

Dear Madame/Sir,

I am seeking a position with your company that will utilize my extensive and

diverse experience. As noted on my resume I have specific experience in Logistic

Management, Personnel Management, and Government Services. Please accept

my credentials for consideration for employment.

In view of my education and training, I welcome the chance to put my experience

to work for you. Your concerns are my concerns.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Gene M. Jones

GENE MAXWELL JONES

620 Briarcliff Lane

Lumberton, NC 28358

USA

Email:abi9ap@r.postjobfree.com

Home: (910) - 608-3463

Work: (910) - 907-4188

Computer Science Corporation (11/01/2004 - Present) - Supply Technician

Ft. Bragg, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: Cynthia Guidry - 910-***-****; Contact: Yes

Duties: Performed technical management of RESET and OLR aviation logistics in a fast pace

environment including receiving, storage, issue, transportation of repair parts and property, inventory,

cataloging, and property utilization of organic and inorganic assets related to depot, local and other supply

activities. Directed turn-in and submitted Supply Discrepancies Reports via internet. Procured standard

and nonstandard items of supply from vendors and entered data to automatic system for visibility. Solely

responsible for request of all depot maintenance requisitions (UH-60 Modification Kits) procured off line.

Used Web desk to determine availability of items of supply, request lateral issue, loan items, add and

delete critically needed repair parts. Used FINLOG and LIW to track requisition of supplies and receipt at

supporting SSA. Researched, compiled, reviewed, reported and used analytical ability for logistic element

problems and determine solution alternatives. Performed routine interface with respective aircraft

mechanic leads with supervision in the execution and status reporting of tasks. Prepared and sent emails

to major command to ensure continuity of policies and produces. Extensive knowledge of federal

government supply systems, programs and guidelines were used to meet supply objectives. Performed

duties of property book manager using manual procedures until the institution of ASTS. Experience in

government supply processes and procedure in federal government contracted managed activity. Utilized

Unit Level Logistic System-Aviation ULLS-A (E), SAMS, ASTS ( nonTOE/ MTOE property book

accountability), MS Office, Excel, and applicable warehouse software

MPRI (04/12/2004 - 10/04/2004) - Fielding Team Supervisor

Alexander, Virginia United States

Supervisor: James Newton - 703-***-****; Contact: Yes

Duties: Managed inventory, stock control functions, and administration of personnel in the management

cell of PEO-Soldier-Rapid Fielding Initiative in Iraq and Afghanistan. Assignment was received in terms

of routine and special tasks. Set guidelines and define procedures to accomplish results in logistic

operation of issues, storage and acquisition of class II item of supply. Reviewed, analyzed, and

maintained supply documentation to provide status reports for comptroller functions and supply disc line

in the issue of new clothes and equipment. Prepared reports, setup warehouses, and requested replacement

of damage items of supply. Ensure cargo airplanes were downloaded and loaded for delivery to applicable

warehouse site. Worked independently and made decision related to mission accomplishment. Worked

was performed in Iraq, Kuwait, and the United States under austere conditions. Utilized Visual Basis

programs software to supply operations. .

Gene Jones

SAAOC (03/05/2000 - 12/15/2003) - Supply Management Specialist

Ridyal, [Not Applicable] Saudi Arabia

Supervisor: MR. Bell - none Contact: Yes

Duties: Worked for and assisted Branch chief in the planning, scheduling and managing of all supply and

storage assistance and liaison visit to logistic activities and sites of the Supply Support Activity.

Maintained the master schedule of supply assistance visit to ensure all units and locations were inspected

as needed. Reviewed cost determination, impact, scheduled, projected, and analyses supply performance

data of SAAOC logistic activities to determine existing or developing area in which specific assistance is

required. Coordinated and scheduled visits by subordinate staff and monitored subsequence performance

data to ensure adequate assistance were provided. Responsible for supervising required research

pertaining to special projects assigned by the Director of Supply. Extracted data from ADP files, machine

listing, correspondence and field reports, technical manuals, and other sources deemed appropriate.

Provided summary reports to the Branch Chief and Director on findings and recommended specific

actions to be taken to improve overall logistic operation. Ensure adequacy, appropriateness and

conformance of replies to published logistics policies and procedures. Reviewed with the Senior Supply

Management Storage Representative recommendation for additional supply training of personnel at

various depot and DSC/GSC SAAOC logistic activities. Formulated specific recommendations for such

training for coordination with the Training Director and the Tail Ordnance Center and School (TOCC&S)

Office of Management Personnel (11/16/1997- 06/24/1998) - Test Administrator

Raleigh, NC

N/A

Provided guidance, instructions, and control of federal test to applicants seeking federal employment.

Determine eligibility, adherence to testing policies, and completion of respective test in a timely manner.

Responsible for safeguarding test material in a secure environment and no compromising of assets.

Ensured that the room is large enough to accommodate all competitors comfortably with adequate light

and ventilation and that the noise level will be such that competitors will not be distracted. Arrangements

were made as such that all competitors will be able to see any instructions written on a blackboard such as

time the test will end, etc. Scheduled test to ensure that there is no conflict with other scheduled tests or

with other functions- the test must not be interrupted. Ordered test materials. Disposed of test material

and scratch paper according to predetermined order.

Telamon Corporation (05/09/1996 - 09/23/1997) - Field Representative

Lumberton, NC

N/A

Interviewed applicants to determine eligibility, evaluated their lack of requirements to seek employment,

and initiate a plan of action for disadvantage applicants in need of employment services. Provided

outreach, intake of work experience, education, and training of applicants to ensure enrollee adhere to

Telamon policies and procedures.

Gene Jones

Through federal grant resources, was able to provide both short and long-term services to those who

qualify. Assisted farmworkers who experience emergencies while traveling and working in the state; and

if they decide to upgrade their job skills and seek more stable employment, provide a wide range of

related services. Provided counseling, educational support and occupational training for some of my

clients. Collaboration with educational institutions and skill training entities that played important roles in

this process. Partnership with state's Workforce Investment service connected me to Job Link Career

Centers and the resources available there. Counseled participants for referral to other community

resources (DSS, Community college, ESC, and other county services). Maintained working relationship

with state and local entities.

41st Area Support Group (06/27/1990 - 07/10/1992) - Chief, Logistic Management Supervisor, E-8

None, [Not Applicable] Panama

Supervisor: LTC Collins - none; Contact: Yes

Duties: Supervised general support storage activity consisting over 100 civilian and 15 military personnel

in the management of 18 storage sites throughout the Republic of Panama maintaining an inventory over

$6 million. Identified and applied assets to fluctuating daily workloads utilizing facilities, equipment, and

personnel. Implemented Depot/General support repair part program for turn-in, issues and storage of

major assemblies. Set priorities and work standards to meet and excel supply performance objectives.

Procured and established procedures for nonstandard item of supply with local vendors. Applied

analytical techniques for procedural problems in supply operations, planning, and program management.

Instituted actions for redistribution and disposal of excess material. Implemented pre palletizing to

support natural disaster relief effort in Central America. Utilized Standard Army Immediate Level Supply

System I (SAILs)

2nd Support Center 1st COSCOM (05/25/1985 - 05/20/1990) - Material Control/Accounting Supervisor

Ft. Bragg, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: CW3 McEaddy - none; Contact: Yes

Duties: Supervised and reviewed material accounting methods and procedures for requisitions,

distribution, and accountability of supplies. Analyzed statistical data of supply operation to ascertain

functional trends, conformance, and efficiency of COSCOM Repairable Program. Conducted site visits of

DSUs and wrote memorandum of finding for corrective action. Directed issues of requested parts, passing

actions, or cancellation of unit request for issue. Identified items in an excess posture for lateral issue or

disposition base on usage, historical data and experience. Communicated with deport level repair activity,

AMCOM, and item manages at NICP for critical needed items. Used knowledge of army regulations,

programs, nomenclature, work methods, manuals, and established guidelines. Briefed COSCOM

commander in the absent of Tech supply officer. Used Standard Army Immediate level Supply (SAILS).

Gene Jones

US Army Regional Element, VII Corp (03/23/1982 - 04/12/1985) - Logistic Liaison Officer

None, [Not Applicable] Germany

Supervisor: Jim Lockhart - None; Contact: Yes

Duties: Ensured technical supply support to a Real Property Maintenance activity (RPMA) providing

supplies and maintenance to DEH for family housing and military hotels in southern Germany. Conducted

manpower surveys to ensure man hour accounting was accurate and sufficient. Provided guidance in

supply operations for VII Corps DEH. Responsible for supervising of warehouse personnel, stock control

and storage. Performed inspection of main warehouse and supply function in Augsburg and three forward

warehouses located in Munich, Garmisch, BAD Tolz to resolve deficiencies and ensure supply procedures

were adhered to. Reduced work project delays by expediting material deliveries and sufficient bench

stock on hand. Assisted in in cost determination and availability of items of supply for bill of Material

(BOM). Responsible for overall operation when chief, RPMA was absent or on leave. Used Facilities

Engineer Supply system (FESS)

HHC 4th BN. QMS BDE. (01/07/1980-09/16/1982)- Logistic Instructor

Ft. Lee, VA

Supervisor: Albert Bell - none; Contact: Yes

Duties: Develops a complete in-depth course of instruction from a general statement of course objectives

and topics to be covered. Applies an in-depth technical knowledge of the particular area of logistics

related to assigned projects and remains attuned to the needs of the students. Presents course in a formal

classroom environment attended by DA Civilian, Commission Officers, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted

Soldiers using a variety of instructional techniques including lecture, demonstration, practical exercise,

group discussions and written examinations. Evaluates student progress and provides remedial training to

students based upon their performance during the course. Keeps abreast of design and development

changes as they occur and incorporates them into the course using all the techniques and objective

discussed above. Contacts system developers/maintainers regarding invalid practical exercise or written

examination. Graded examination and posted results to the student academic records.

Gene Jones

EDUCATION

College/University

University of North Carolina at Pembroke (09/02/1992 - 06/23/1994)

Pembroke, North Carolina

United States

Degree: Bachelor of Science - Major: Business Administration; Minor: Economics;

Description: 24 semester hours of specific course work in Business Administration

Business Use of computer

Financial Accounting

Introduction Micro-Economic theory

Money & Banking

Public Finance

Production and operation Management

Managerial Accounting

Business Statistic II

Economic History of US

Economic Development

Business Finance

Business Policy

Additional Information

Stock Control and Accounting

Aircraft Repair Parts Course

SAILS AB/ABX

Direct Support Supply Course

Instructor Training Course

Advance Noncommissioned Officer Course

Gene Jones

Senior Supply Course (92A)

DAS3/DS4 Operation Course

ASTS (nonTOE and MTOE property book accountability)

SARSS-2

SAMS

ULLS-A (E)

F-Corp/Installation Supply operation

T-8 Direct Supply Operation

K-Logistic Noncommissioned Officer

H-Certified US Army Instructor

Experience with Microsoft Office: Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power Point

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