Maintenance Equipment

Shaundra Elizabeth Alexander

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

Fort Eustis, VA 23604

USA

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

Cell: (757) - 869 -9672

Home: (757) - 369-2459

Work: (757) - 878 - 4126

Work Experience

Advancia Corporation (07/01/2009 - Present) - Library Support

Specialist

USATSCH Library, Fort Eustis, Virginia United States

Supervisor: Jennifer Looper-573-***-**** x328; Contact: Yes

Salary: $40,000.00 per year

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Work in acquiring, organizing, preserving, accessing, and/or

disseminating information. Performs a wide variety of direct services

and indirect technical services to the public such as materials

acquisition, copy cataloging, or support of automated library systems

or related information programs and operations. Uses the automated

library system to check out and check in library materials and to

register new library patrons. Alert patrons to overdue fines and how

to resolve them. Assists clientele in the use of library resources by

locating materials and by showing users how to find items in the

public access catalog, periodical index, electronic storage files, and

other finding aids. Inspect returned materials for damage.

Responsible for maintaining the circulation system to include

registration of borrowers, overdue subsystems, and reserve requests.

Using established procedures; prepares materials for disposal via

excess lists or disposal (DRMO) and prepares appropriate paperwork.

Prepares a variety of correspondence and library system documents.

Catalogue and sort books and other print and non print materials

according to procedure, and return them to shelves, files, or other

designated storage areas. Answer directional questions in person and

by telephone, supply general library information, and refer patrons

with more complex inquiries to appropriate staff member. Answer all

incoming phone calls and forward calls to departments. Conduct

computer search to locate library materials for patrons. Advises

patrons in person or by telephone concerning the library, its

services, resources, and policies. Assist patrons in the use of the

public access catalog, print, and CD-Rom indexes to locate books and

other materials. Assist patrons with audio/visuals and reference

resources. Assist in the preparation of displays and bulletin boards.

Assist with the unpacking and check in of new materials. Inspect

materials for condition and quantity. Receive cataloged books and non-

book materials form the cataloging section for processing.

Lear Siegler Services Inc. (04/11/2008 - 03/19/2009) - Stock Clerk/Material

Coordinator

Ft. Eustis, Virginia United States

Supervisor: Eddie Burnett - 757-***-****; Contact: Yes

Salary: $18.78 per hour

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Responsible for the acquisition and inventory management of class

IX (nine) repair parts and supplies. Compiled and maintained units manual

and computerized records. Performed all TAMMS and dispatching operations

as well as tracking scheduled services using the SAMS-E system.

Requisitioned material and established sequential delivery dates to

personnel according to job order priorities and material availability.

Knowledge of standardized supply and maintenance regulations, policies,

procedures and other written or verbal instructions relating to maintenance

management operations. Initiated the electronic and manual purchase order

process and followed through to ensure procedures are maintained. Prepared

and distributed monthly Service Due Schedules as requested that reflected

backlogged services and services that are due in the month of the upcoming

period. Created and submitted maintenance request and status transactions

via diskette/FTP on a daily basis. Input equipment faults into SAMS-E from

DA Form 2404 Technical Inspections (TI); ensure the upkeep of the DA Form

5988-E equipment faults and status. Issued equipment to supported units,

transferred equipment maintenance data by diskette, or manual methods.

Ran monthly AMMS reports and delivered to unit Battalion. Tracked and

inputted all indirect and direct labor hours for soldiers and civilians.

Checked requests from the shop to ensure correct stock number was used,

monitored for excessive quantities. Performed action on

cancellation/rejections generated by the status back diskette from the

supporting supply storage activity (SSA). Prepared requisitions for off-

line, work orders, shop stock and local purchases as required. Coordinated

appointment dates and times with SSA for turn-in and requisition actions.

Conducted physical inventories of unit prescribed load list ensuring

quantities where correct and being replenished. Knowledgeable of all

request processes dealing with; repair parts (ordering and receipts) and

status processing; operational and maintenance processes that include;

equipment operator records, work order processing, equipment data update,

equipment data reports, equipment dispatch procedures, Document Control

register (DCR) management; prescribed load list (PLL) management and Army

Material Status System (AMSS) reporting. Reviewed and submitted requests

for major and controlled items. Reconciled activity records for monthly and

quarterly reporting and status reviews.

L-3 Communications (02/01/2007 - 12/15/2007) - Warehouse Worker/Stock Clerk

Ft. Sill, Oklahoma United States

Supervisor: Michael Burnett - 580-***-****; Contact: Yes

Salary: $12.88 per hour

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Processed and completed shipping and receiving documents to ensure

correctness of quantities, identification criteria and labeling, including

maintaining logs of materials received. Used automated equipment such as

scanners and computer terminals to update inventory data, access materials,

and review usage data. Operated computer controlled automated equipment to

stock automated tablet counting equipment and automated unit of use

dispensing equipment. Understands and used warehouse plans, methods,

procedures and techniques of material handling. Conducts inventory to

assure that inventories are in agreement with applicable records. Unloads,

unpacks, visually inspects, counts, segregates, palletizes, and stores

incoming supplies. Stacked, moved, and arranged items on pallets,

considering height, weight and special handling requirements. Used and

operated mechanized equipment including utility vehicles and

electromechanical automated equipment (forklifts, dollies, pallet jacks).

Utilized and Demonstrated knowledge and skill required for the safe

handling, storage and movement of materials handled. Maintained 100%

security of sensitive items. Inventoried and maintained over 3,500 stocked

repair parts, ensuring 100% accuracy at all times. Implemented and produced

several operating procedures to ensure new incoming personal were properly

trained on storage section procedures. Managed and controlled critical and

reserve stocks and operational readiness floats. Successfully received and

processed countless incoming repair parts from Army depots and external

agencies such as independent contractors- UPS and FED EX. Implemented

procedures to facilitate a more effective operation for both supported

customers and the warehouse. Maintained and filed records according to

operating procedures.

L-3 Communications (07/22/2005 - 02/01/2007) - Stock Clerk

Ft. Sill, Oklahoma United States

Supervisor: James Thomas - 580-***-****; Contact: Yes

Salary: $12.75 per hour

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Maintained inventory of non-expendable property for serviced

organizations in accordance with established guidelines and procedures.

Maintained and annotated files with minimal errors providing for easy and

timely retrieval/location of material. Typed forms or other materials.

Coordinated and/or monitored all phases of the inventory process. Ensured

adequate documentation is maintained to support proposed adjustments and

recommendations. Provided assistance to a higher graded inventory

management specialist in performing inventory management functions.

Prepared documentation and made decisions to change stock/model numbers,

cancel items, increase quantities ordered or received. Researched national

stock numbers and catalog numbers to ensure items were correctly ordered.

Reviewed supply/equipment requests and located vendors and manufacturers.

Responsible for maintaining records of services performed, ordering and

managing repair parts, dispatching vehicles and equipment, and maintaining

operator licensing records. Receives, inspects, inventories, loads,

unloads, stores, delivers and turns in organization and installation

supplies and equipment. Reviewed records for possible substitution of

items, recommended local purchase when appropriate. Prepared paperwork

needed for proper turn-in of unserviceable and serviceable parts. Ran daily

reports needed to ensure accuracy in vehicle maintenance and readiness,

including monthly AMSS reports. Dispatched and closed out dispatches on

vehicles daily. Performed or supervised inventory management, storage, and

preservation. Kept records on incoming and outgoing stock. Tracked parts

that were due in to unit. Maintained 100% unit readiness by ensuring repair

parts were ordered and received in timely manner for deadline vehicles.

Implemented new filing system to keep required records organized for

inspections.

U.S ARMY (05/01/2004 - 04/02/2005) - Unit Supply Specialist

Ft. Huachuca, Arizona United States

Supervisor: SSG White, Robert - 520-***-****; Contact: Yes

Salary: $24,000.00 per year

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Technical and functional support of systems for inventory

management, maintenance, property book, and other accountable property

within the units MTOE. Accounted for property using PBUS-E, ULLS-S4 and

ULLS-G, complying with appropriate regulations, forms and procedures

pertaining to Property Book, Hand Receipts and other property accounting

documents. Ordered, received and issued unit supplies, to new incoming

personnel, platoon sergeants and other authorized personnel. Responsible

for the day-to-day logistical and maintenance programs for unit. Researched, coordinated and requests all classes of supply, loan items, and training

aids for the units training and operations. Responsible for the individual

clothing records for unit members including accountability, requisition,

distribution, and maintenance, orders and/or purchases facility janitorial

supplies as authorized. Participated in change of command inventories

ensuring the new commander verifies all levels of supply accountability.

Prepared hand receipts as required for the issuance of supplies and

equipment. Posted transactions to organizational and installation property

books and supporting transaction files. Determined method of relief from

responsibility for lost,damaged and destroyed supply items.

U.S ARMY (04/03/2003 - 05/01/2004) - Power Generation Equipment Repairer

52D/U2

Ft. Huachuca, Arizona United States

Supervisor: SFC Winkleblack, Harley - 520-***-****; Contact: Yes

Salary: $24,000.00 per year

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Performed unit or direct and general support maintenance on

tactical utility, precise power generation sets, internal combustion

engines, and associated items of equipment. Detected and located grounds,

open circuits, and short circuits in Power distribution cables. Operated

standard electrical and electronic test equipment. Read technical guides

and diagrams to locate damaged parts of Generators and control equipment.

Assisted in launch and recovery operations, assembly, emplacement,

disassembly and displacement of system equipment. Serviced, repaired and

overhauled aircraft and aircraft engine to ensure air worthiness. Repaired

and replaced aircraft structures, such as wings and fuselage and functional

components including surface controls, using hand tools and power tools.

Read and interprets manufacturer's maintenance manuals, service bulletins,

and other specifications to determine feasibility and method of repairing

or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components. Replace safety wiring

broken on UAV's during flight. Defuel and refuel all vehicles to proper

fuel levels. Perform all turn around inspections on vehicles to ensure safe

flight. Placement of landing gear for safe landings of vehicles preparing

to land Monitor and verify all pre-launch checks which included: launch and

recovery, premaintenance inspections, vehicle turn around checks, and

crewchiefing of the Shadow 400 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV).

Education

Technical School

UAV training Center (10/20/2003 - 12/19/2003)

Ft. Huachuca, Arizona

United States

UAV Training Completion Certificate

Semester Hours:

Description: Trained on the standard maintenance, launch and recovery

procedures, crew chiefing, assembly and disassembly of aircraft and

supporting equipment, turn around checks and maintenance of UAV.

Technical School

Ordinance Training Center (06/13/2003 - 08/21/2003)

Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland

United States

Degree: Certificate of Completion

GPA: 3.0

Description: Trained on the repair, maintenance, troubleshooting

procedures, and the proper way to read and identify areas of the equipment

on a schematic, on power generation equipment.

Vocational School

Platt College (01/02/2002 - 09/22/2002)

Lawton, Oklahoma

United States

Degree: Dental Assisting Certificate

Description: Worked chair side with doctor in oral surgery, trained on

applying topical anesthetic, applying and removing composite and amalgam

fillings, and the proper use of dental equipment.

GED

Eisenhower Senior High School (10/22/2000 - 10/22/2000)

Lawton, Oklahoma

United States

Degree:

Degree:

Additional Information

Certification - SAMS1-E (09/12/2008)

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Successfully completed and obtained certification of the SAMS1-E operator

course.

Award - Supply Clerk (03/30/2005)

Received an award from unit and Supply NCO for supply excellence for

helping Supply NCO win the Tony Burns award for supply excellence on the

entire military base.

Award - UAV Training Center (02/15/2004)

Received a certificate for successfully crewchiefing and launching and

recovering three (3) Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) at once.

Award - Dental Assistant (09/22/2002)

Received citation from Governor for successfully completing Dental

Assistant course.

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