Supervisor Training
Resume:
Richard Lambert White
Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Mobile: 360-***-****
Evening Phone: 719-***-****
Day Phone: 719-***-****
Email: ************@*******.***
Country of citizenship: United States of America
Veterans' Preference: 5 point preference based on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces
Registered for Selective Service
Highest Grade: GS 0085 05, 04/2008 11/2008
Contact Current Employer: Yes
AVAILABILITY Job Type: Permanent
Intermittent
Work Schedule: Full Time
Shift Work
Desired Work Revolving
Environment
Experienced Professionals
Requires Flexibilities
Alternative Work Schedule
New Professional
Mid Career Professional
Highly Mobile
Mission Focused
DESIRED LOCATIONS US
WORK EXPERIENCE Peninsula Plywood Group LLC. 2/2010 Present
Port Angeles, Washington US
Salary: 14.75 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Pre Press Hot Press Operator
Pre Press, Hot Press Operator Load and unload Hot Press, Look for any defects on plywood sheets,
Measure the thickness of the plywood with micrometer for proper thickness, measure the thickness of
the veneer, conduct glue weight checks, and proper paperwork for each plywood change over. Check
for proper pressures and times for the hot press. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: Jerry
Lucas, Supervisor's Phone: 360-***-****)
Washington State Liquor Control Board 11/2009 12/2009
Seattle, Washington US
Salary: 13.70 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Laborer
Depalletize pallets of alcoholic beverages, Hand Pick orders, place tracking stickers on boxes of
alcoholic beverages, operate computer scanners, and house cleaning. (Contact Supervisor: Yes,
Supervisor's Name: Steve, Supervisor's Phone: 360-***-****)
Department Of The Interior/Bureau Of Reclamation 9/2009 11/2009
Port Angeles, Washington State US
Grade Level: WB 3502
Salary: 15.70 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Laborer/ Maintenance Helper, 01
Perform a variety of manual labor duties requiring some degree of manual skill in the performance of
preventive maintenance, repair and construction of water control structures, fish passage facilities
and related and related structures and equipment such as storage and diversion dams, intake and
outlet works, power plants, canals, fish ladders, fish screens, water gates, pumps, mobile equipment,
buildings and roads.
Perform work that involves heavy physical effort and the use of common hand tools and simple power
equipment such as paint chippers, brush trimmers, pressure washers and power mowers. Clean
parts and equipment, loads and unloads trucks, stacks material and hand digs trenches. Brings
materials, supplies, parts and tools to other crew members; cleans and puts away tools and other
equipment used by others. Applies coatings using hand methods such as brushes, rollers, and pump
up sprayers. Operates hand and power trash rakes and jib booms for trash removal. Operates U.S.
Government Owned Trucks with trailers and other light duty vehicles with trailer combinations.
Operates forklifts, workboats, light duty trucks, and other equipment for light loads, trash handling and
other minor tasks. Perfom other related duties as assigned. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's
Name: Kevin L. Yancy, Supervisor's Phone: 360-***-****)
Q Services 2/2009 7/2009
Grand Coulee, Washington US
Salary: 14.50 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Custodian
Clean all areas and buildings on the Grand Coulee Dam area of operation. Clean bathrooms,
kitchens, floors, lunchroom areas, hallways, walls, stairwells, stairwell rails, elevators, all visitor areas,
tour areas, Grand Coulee Dam Museum and windows, rugs while using, vacuum cleaner, side by
side, riding floor sweeper, mop, cadillac, broom, operation of a company vehicle for trash runs and
rug pickup, and application of Johnson and Johnson cleaning soaps and industrial strength cleaning
products such as floor striper, floor wax, extremely potent toilet bowl cleaner, stainless steel polish for
hand rails and elevators along with polishing stainless steel walls, the use of glass cleaner to clean all
building windows and the use of power washers to clean outside glass around the museum building.
(Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: John (NECO) Perkins, Supervisor's Phone: (785)375
7571)
US Department Of The Interior/Bureau Of 4/2008 11/2008
Reclamation
Grand Coulee, Washington US
Grade Level: GS 05
Salary: 14.26 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 165
Grand Coulee Dam Protection Officer (In Training), 0085
Training consisted of physical training, Weapons qualifications with the M 4 Rifle, 40 Calliber Glock
Pistol and the Remington Model 700 Pump Shotgun, hand to hand combatives. LT. Pat Delfeld is an
awesome training instructor and his training instructors are second to none. Pats instructors really
want me to come back and redeem myself. I have a current security clearance with the Bureau Of
Reclamation Grand Coulee Dam. I am ready for work and fully mission capable. (Contact Supervisor:
Yes, Supervisor's Name: Pat Delfeld (Training Officer), Supervisor's Phone: 509-***-****)
US ARMY ACTIVE DUTY 1/2002 1/2008
Ledward Barracks, Schwienfurt Germany
Grade Level: E 5/SGT.
Salary: 4000.00 USD Bi Weekly
Hours per week: 60
63M/20 ASI H 8
Service, troubleshoot, adjust, replace turbine and electrical system components and assemblies of
the Bradley Fighting Vehicle such as; weapons turret, engine, fuel, cooling, final drive, inspect,
suspension, and brakes, by using schematics, troubleshooting guides, hand tool, power tools, and
special test equipment. Operate recovery vehicles such as the M88A1 recovery tank, 10 & 5 ton
wrecker.
Provide technical guidance to subordinates; troubleshoot to system level; develop and conduct on
the job training; complete maintenance records and reports; conduct quarterly counseling for my
soldiers; Served in a designated imminent danger pay area in Iraq 08/06/2006 to 10/31/2007. In
charge of twelve soldiers at the District Joint Security Station in Adahmiyah Iraq, as security for the
station with my soldiers, for 9 months. The rest of my time was spent as a mechanic, on everything
from M113/A3, to 10 ton HEMMET, 5 ton cargo truck, LMTV, MTV, Bradley Fighting Vehicles, M88A1
track recovery vehicle, and HUMVEES.
HHC 1 26 Infantries QAQC inspector for all wheeled vehicles in the Battalion. Conduct vehicle checks
for worn, bent, snapped, cracked or unserviceable components on wheeled vehicles such as engine;
check engine for blown seals, leaking seals, blown gaskets, leaking gaskets; check all engine fluid
and engine oils for contaminants on dipstick along with water in the oil; check all applicable wiring
harnesses attached to engine components such as generator wiring for cracks, frayed wires, bad or
loose connectors going from generator to the solenoid, batteries and to the starter; check the cooling
system for overheating, holes or a leak in the radiator, bad thermostat, or a head problem; check for
vacuum leaks in the fuel injection system or throttle body on a HUMMV, on a 2 1/2Ton truck, 5Ton
truck, or a 10Ton HEMMIT you would check the fuel injection pump and other associated parts that
go along with the system in the vehicle; Check engine oil pan, transmission oil pan and transfer case
housing for leaks and proper installation of all drain plugs; Check the power steering pump for proper
fluid circulation; check the hydraulic pump for leaks; Check front and rear differentials for leaks and
90 WT. gear oil levels; Check all seals on front and rear differentials for leaks; Check all drive shafts
and u joints for proper operation. If the drive shafts move up and down in the u joint, pump some
grease into them and if that does not work and the drive shafts still move in the u joint replace the u
joint or u joints; check all half shafts on HUMMV's for movement, if the half shaft moves take off the
tire and tighten up the hub nut on the gearbox, if the half shaft still moves get the manual out and
troubleshoot the problem; operate 2000 to 15,000lb gradall forklift's.
Inventory and turn in of all ammunition, storage of ammunition in the correct manner, blocking and
bracing of ammunition in vehicles to include shoring and load jacks when required.
(Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: E 5P Jeremy Ikeler, Supervisor's Phone:
Peppard Plumbing INC. 8/2001 12/2001
Elcajon, CA US
Salary: 14.00 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Plumber Helper
Repipe houses and APT. buildings, fix pipping leaks in walls and concrete, install new fixtures such
as; kitchen sinks, bathroom sinks, all sorts and types of fausetts, bathroom toilets, and tubs. Clean up
messes, fix water mains and city valves, along with water meters, and water pressure regulator
valves. Assist with replacing natural gas lines. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: Bill
Peppard Jr., Supervisor's Phone: 619-***-****)
Clough Construction 5/2001 8/2001
San Rafael, CA US
Salary: 14.00 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Carpenter Apprentice
Assist with building decks, and fences out of all types of wood and trex material. Equipment used:
Millwakee Cordless Drill, Millwakee Wormdrive Circular Saw, Saw Horses, Jet Table Saw, Gigg Saw,
Tape Measure, Level, Mix Concrete. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: Scott Clough,
Supervisor's Phone: 415-***-****)
SanDiego Precast Concrete INC. 1/2001 5/2001
Santee, CA US
Salary: 12.00 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Laborer
Tie rebar before concrete gets poured into molding, pour concrete into moldings, finish work on
moldings. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: Brian Forgot Last Name, Supervisor's
Phone: 619-***-****)
US Navy Active Duty 12/1996 1/2001
USS Peleliu LHA 5/ SanDiego, CA US
Grade Level: MM3/E 4/Third Class Petty
Officer
Salary: 2800 USD Bi Weekly
Hours per week: 65
MM3/Third Class Petty Officer
Operate, repair, and perform maintenance on ship main propulsion machinery and auxiliary
equipment. Operate main propulsion steam engines/boilers, turbo generators, and associated
systems such as condensate, circulating water, and lube oil; operate auxiliary systems such as;
compressed air, potable water, and complete maintenance forms. Exercise environmental control
procedures to prevent or minimize air pollution and oil spills. Implament firefighting procedures with
FFE and proper PPE. Rebuild and repack valves such as; Globe, ball, gate, electrically assisted gate
valves that cool the condencer, Assist with cleaning out condencers, assist with rebuilding boiler
components such as; economizer, boiler tubes, fuel system, steam piping, boiler brick insulation,
replacing cracked brick inside of the boiler, fix problems with Force Draft Blowers and Main Feed
Pump pipping systems and valves, and LOCKOUT TAGOUT PROCEDURES, along with proper
rigging procedures. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: MMC. Kent Brown, Supervisor's
Phone: 808-***-****)
EDUCATION Peninsula College
Port Angeles, Washington US
Some College Coursework Completed 3/2010
11 Semester Hours
Major: Information Technology Administrator
Minor: AAS
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
I am taking 11 semester hours which is a 3/4 load. I will be attending Peninsula College until I finish
my degree which is going to be for a long while, I just started my courses on January 4th, 2010. So I
do have a long while to go as of now.
Puyallup High School
Puyallup, WA US
High School or equivalent 6/1992
GPA: 2.8 out of 4.0
Barstow Community College
Fort Irwin, California US
Some College Coursework Completed
9 Semester Hours
GPA: 3.4 out of 4.0
JOB RELATED 1. Central Texas College Certificate Of Completion M88A1 Armored Recovery Vehicle Maintenance
Diagnostic Maintenance Supervisors Diagnostic Course/ Rose Barracks, Vilsec, Germany, AE. 09112.
TRAINING 27 FEB 06 to 10 March 2006. (80Hrs) 2 Weeks.
2. ITC German Headstart Language Class 24 OCT 2005 to 18 NOV 2005. (60Hrs) Ledward
Barracks, Germany. 09033.
3. 40 Hr. Driver Training Course Fort Irwin, CA.
4. 1 81 Armor Regiment Fort Knox, KY. M2/3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle Systems Maintainer Course
(611 63M10) 25 March 2002 to 02 July 2002.
5. United Defence L.P. M113/BMP 2 Opposing Forces Vehicle (OSV) Chassis Unit Maintenance
Training Course Fort Irwin, CA. 4 NOV 2002 to 8 NOV 2002. (40Hrs)
6. H 8 Recovery Operations School Fort Knox, KY. July 2002 to August 2002. 4 Weeks 2 Days.
7. Basic Combat Training Fort Knox, KY. 9 Weeks. (464 Hrs)FEB 2002 to July 2002.
8. Engineering Common Core (US Navy) 3 Weeks. (120 Hrs)
FEB 1997 to MAR 1997.
9. Recruit Training (US Navy) JAN 1997 to MAR 1997.
College Credits Earned In The US Army And The US Navy 46
LANGUAGES German
Spoken: Novice
Written: None
Read: None
AFFILIATIONS Disabled Amarican Veterans Active member
Association
North Amarican Hunting Club Official Member
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Member
Cabelas Club Member Active Member
Peninsula Rifle and Pistol Club Active Member (Range Safety Officer)
REFERENCES Dan Debow US Army Infantryman
Phone Number: 719-***-****
Reference Type: Personal
Pat Delfeld Department Of The Security Force Supervisor
Interior/Bureau Of Reclamation
Phone Number: 509-***-****
Reference Type: Professional
Greg Edwards City Of Puyallup Heavy Equipment Operator
Phone Number: 253-***-****
Reference Type: Personal
Brandon Jones US National Guard Medic
Phone Number: 253-***-****
Reference Type: Personal
Will Jones Star Rental Sales REP
Phone Number: 253-***-****
Reference Type: Personal
Don Freeman Retired Forklift Operator Forklift Operator
Phone Number: 253-***-****
Reference Type: Personal
Don Hoffman Retired Tacoma Fire Department Fire Fighter
Phone Number: 253-***-****
Reference Type: Personal
Dennis Buchanon
Phone Number: 509-***-****
Reference Type: Personal
Mike Burt Department Of The Security Force Training Instructor
Interior/Bureau Of Reclamation
Phone Number: 509-***-****
Reference Type: Professional
Cody Bittick Department Of The Interior/ Security Force Training Instructor
Bureau Of Reclamation Instructor
Phone Number: 509-***-****
Reference Type: Professional
Dan Kuhl U.S. Army E 7/SFC.
Phone Number: 502-***-****
Reference Type: Professional
ADDITIONAL 1. State Of Washington License To Carry Concealed Pistol# 586849 (EXPIRES 12/23/2013)
Model 22C Glock 40 Caliber Pistol.# NWA569.
INFORMATION 2. State Of Washington Drivers License# WHITERL282LW (EXPIRES 06/16/2012)
3. State Of Washington Hunter Education Certification Card# 827445 (NO EXPIRATION)
I have a current clearance with the Department Of The Interior/Bureau Of Reclamation. Date of
clearance between 04/13/2008 and 05/25/2008 closed. It is an LBI to carry weapons. Limited
Background Investigation. Moderate To High Risk. Conducted from SF 85P by OPM.
Current U.S. Passport: # 474651607. Date Issued: 16 AUG 2010/Date Expired: 15 AUG 2020.
Registered with Selected Service: # 72 0996402 7
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