Training Manager

Professional Skills:

Over ** years of successful military experience in logistics, including

supervision of procurement, shipment, receipt, distribution, storage, small

arms and ammunitions, and issuance/disposal of supplies and equipment.

Knowledge, training, and practical experience with computerized data bases

for property accounting, procurement tracking, reporting of materials, and

disposition of excess property.

Professional Experience

California Cartage Company Supervisor January 2008 -

April 2010

Combined leadership and technical skills to identify, evaluate, and resolve

problems with large scale, complex operations, often within heavily

regulated environments. Repeated success guiding highly skilled, cross-

functional teams; able to build solid relationships with subordinates and

upper-level leaders and conceive consensus across multiple organizational

levels. Proficient in the accomplishment of superior's goals despite

limited resources and chaotic timeframes.

Schneider Logistics Operation Manager October 2003-

December 2007

Duties: Operations Manager in a cross-dock facility that processes an

excess of $1,000,000.00 worth of freight monthly. Manages the operation of

a fast-paced, team oriented work environment. Ensures accuracy and quality

of received and shipped freight. Directly associated with the success of an

international/national distributor (Wal-Mart), based on the daily

production of the facility. Created solutions to meet complexes customer

needs. Developed and managed complex customer relationships. Overseen all

aspects of the business and relayed the intent to all associates daily.

U.S. ARMY 88M Transportation Supervisor March 2002-December 2003

Serves as Transportation Supervisor; responsible for the doctrinal

training, moral, health and welfare of 15 Soldiers; plans, and coordinates

worldwide movement of personnel, units, and equipment via military, and

commercial transport; maintains worldwide visibility over the movement of

personnel, equipment, and supplies; responsible for the maintenance, and

accountability of MTOE and TDA equipment valued at $2 million.

U.S. ARMY, 2001-2002 Army Basic Instructor March 2001-March

2002

The Total Army Instructor Training Course (TAITC) is designed to teach

personnel selected as military instructors how to prepare and present a

quality training session. The course presents definitions, terminology and

instructional methods used to present instruction. The course presents

lessons and exercises that allow students to experience, first hand, how to

prepare and present effective training sessions.

U.S. ARMY, 1983-2003 Battalion Training Non-Commissioned Officer

Training NCO for a Main Support Battalion within the 703rd (MSB), 3rd

Infantry Division (Mech), 82nd Airborne Division ; responsible for

carrying out the commander's plans and programs for the accomplishment of

the unit's training objectives and missions; drafts training schedules;

maintains unit training files by continual review of available publications

and directives; prepares request for training areas, ranges, and other

items required to support scheduled training; manages the companies

allocations for Army Air Assault, Warrior Leaders Course and numerous other

Soldiers schools; responsible for MTOE valued at over $500,000.00.

EDUCATION:

I have matriculated 55 credit hours at the Central College of Texas

Army Quartermaster School, Fort Lee Virginia

Army Logistical College, Fort Lee Virginia

Army Transportation School, Fort Eustis, Virginia

Total Army Instructor Training Course (TAITC)

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