Manager Supervisor

Juan H. Carter

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

Eight Mile, AL 36613 3420

Home # 251-***-**** Cell # 251-***-****

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

Personal

Over the past twenty plus years I have attained over eighteen plus years

experience in Warehousing, Shipping, Receiving and Inventory control. This

includes over fourteen years Supervisory & Management experience. Mostly as a

working and training Supervisor. Honorable discharge from the united states

Marine Corps (1978), United States Army (1983)

Objective

My main objective is to obtain a responsible position in a warehouse or Inventory

Control environment, where I might be allowed to implement the company’s goals as

well as demonstrate my abilities to go beyond expectations while working within

company guidelines to insure job completion.

Education & Training

High school completion of the eleventh grade, Toulminville high school,

Mobile, AL (1974) during that summer I joined the United States Marine Corps.

Where I was trained as a Weapons repairman, where I was the maintenance floor

chief at a depot level maintenance shop, honorably discharged August 1978.

Maryland community college, Seamanship, Industrial relations & GED (GPA 3.58)

(1979)

United States Army Quartermaster School, Fort Lee, VA (1980), (Equipment

Records & Parts Spec.)

The University of Southern Mississippi (1986) (Warehouse – Management Seminar)

The University of Alabama (1991) (Warehouse, Inventory & personnel

Management)

Employment history

Copy – 24 – Trio (July 2010 to Present)

569 B Holcombe Ave. Mobile, AL 36606

salary depended on particular job, up to $ 35.00 per hour for printer

repairs.

)

Technical Services (self – employed

Responsibilities were to make repairs, adjustments, cleaning, and overall upkeep of

all office equipment, which included the re manufacturing of laser toner cartridges,

also ink jet for various different makes and models, then assistance in the day to day

print shop operations.

Standard Furniture Mfg Co

801 S. US Hwy 31 Bay Minette, AL 36507 ph# 251-***-****

Raw Material Inventory Control Supervisor, North Warehouse,

Receiving,& North Dock Replenishment Supervisor

(Sept. 2005 –

Aug. 2008)

starting salary $13.00 per hour

ending salary $16.50

Manager Mr. Gary Long

Responsibilities include supervising all incoming material receipts at the north

docks, to include some bulk shipping, day to day warehouse inventory control issues,

receipts, interdepartmental transfers throughout the company. Cycle counting,

stocking, labeling, order picking, & coordinating with transportation to insure

prompt delivery. Expedite receipts, data entry, & assist in quarterly and end of year

physical inventory counts and adjustments, also coordinating with transportation to

replenish the companies finish goods warehouse from the manufacturing plant,

overall managing about twenty – five people in four departments.

Copy – 24 – Trio (March 1999 – June 2005)

569 B Holcombe Ave. Mobile, AL 36606

salary depended on particular job, up to $ 35.00 per hour for printer

repairs.

)

Technical Services (self – employed

Responsibilities were to make repairs, adjustments, cleaning, and overall upkeep of

all office equipment, which included the re manufacturing of laser toner cartridges,

also ink jet for various different makes and models, then assistance in the day to day

print shop operations.

)

Mobile Aerospace Engineering (MAE)(Aug.1998 – Feb.1999

2100 Ninth st. Mobile, AL 36615

Aircraft sheet metal mechanic – Apprentice

salary $10.00 hourly

Supervisor David Daniels

Responsibilities were to assist in structural and component repairs, identification

and correction of different stages and types of structural or component corrosion,

removal of damaged parts, installation of new or rebuilt parts or components,

followed up by inspections of the performed repairs.

Conde Systems Inc.

5600 Commerce Blvd. E 36619 ph# 251-***-****

Shipping & Receiving Coordinator (Feb 1995 – June1997)

starting salary $7.50 ending salary $9.25 hourly

manager/owner David Gross

Responsibilities were to ship laser printers and printer consumables throughout the

U.S. & Internationally, through UPS, FED – EX, USPS and various other carriers &

some local vendors (order processing) which included order picking, packing,

labeling, weighing for shipment. Receiving all incoming materials through the before

mentioned carriers, stocking, of incoming materials to include system data entry

updates, daily cycle counts, and physical inventory counts and adjustments.

Quality Micro Systems Inc.(QMS INC.) (July1988 – Sept.1993)

One Magnum Pass Mobile, AL 36618 ph# 251-***-****

(Supervisor, Spare Parts Inventory) Salary $12.56, end $ 15.93 hourly

manager: Stephanie Martin

Starting this assignment as a Parts Specialist, I was responsible for all incoming

spares, including performing QA & QC inspections, receiving, stocking,

miscellaneous issues, inter – storeroom transfers, and maintaining inventory

accuracy. Due to seniority, and superior knowledge of the spare parts inventory, I

was promoted to group leader, and then within eight months, promoted to

supervisor of the same storeroom. To which my responsibilities changed to as

follows, oversee and evaluate the performance of eight employees of the spare parts

inventory to include supervising the training of new personnel.

Quality Micro Systems Inc.(QMS INC.) (Nov.1983 – July1988)

(Supervisor, Raw – materials & Receiving)

manager : Dennis Singleton

starting salary $4.00 hrly as a b clerk, $8.64 as supervisor

ending salary $12.56 hrly.

Hired in as a entry level stores B clerk In the raw materials storeroom,

responsibilities included kitting ( order processing) for production issues and

returns, interdepartmental transfers, inventory cycle counts, storeroom receipts,

system data entry updates, Through motivation, dependability, and eighteen months

of superior workmanship & skill. I was promoted to supervisor of the raw material

storeroom and the receiving docks. To which I demonstrated the ability to oversee, &

evaluate the performances of twelve employees in the storeroom, four at the

receiving docks, plus three more at an off site warehouse location.

.United States Army (1980 1983)

U.S. Army Quartermaster School, Fort Lee, VA (Equipment Records & Parts

Spec.)

As a parts specialist my primary job function was to order & maintain all parts &

components for the unit’s motor vehicles, weapons & weapon systems, working

closely with the maintenance chiefs & officers, as well as the mechanics. Insuring

mobility and proper unit function. Due to my having prior service experience, I was

reassigned as a platoon sergeant / instructor, with as many as sixty – five troops to

teach, guide, and train in the ways and customs of the U.S. Army. United States

Marine Corps (1974 – 1978).

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