Management Supervisor
Resume:
Evan D. Helms
Papillion, Nebraska 68046
Objective: To obtain employment within the shipping and receiving
department.
SUMMARY
WORK HISTORY
Mar 2001- Sept 2010, Cox Communications Inc., Omaha, NE.
Inventory Supervisor
Responsible for various communications equipment valued at over $1,500,000.
Managed the day to day operations of 7 warehouse personnel (includes
shipping and receiving, warehouse operations, truck drivers and forklifts).
Ran daily and weekly oracle reports to help identify shortages within the
inventory. Ran Min/Max report every 90 days to control inventory levels.
Conducted daily inventory cycle counts with variances not to exceed 15% of
all items counted. Conducted full physical inventory with variances not to
exceed 15% of all items counted. Checked 100% accuracy on picking, staging
and conformations of all requisitions. Responsible for the mid-year and
yearly evaluations. Responsible for the training of warehouse personnel on
forklift operations. Responsible for the verification of hours worked by
warehouse personnel. Managed the picking, packing, and tracking of Customer
Premise Equipment. Established and communicated safety, production,
quality, and goals to warehouse personnel. Communicated with various
vendors on availability of product. Attended weekly and monthly meetings
with other departments. Established the use of barcode labels, which
significantly improved product identification.
Inventory Specialist II
Duties include, serve as the Trainer for all CSR's as well as in-house and
outside Telemarketers on the procedures of shipping CPE, act as a liaison
between the Warehouse, UPS & Customer Contact Personnel to coordinate
shipments & resolve problems and discrepancies, receive daily shipments
from various delivery agencies (UPS, Airborne, FedEx, etc.), coordinate
necessary CPE requirements for shipment to customers, issue and return CPE
through ICOMS system, prepare and ship various CPE to external customers,
enter data into JDE/Oracle software system for non-stock deliveries
accordingly, prepare all internal delivery information on daily log sheets
accordingly, keep 1- year log on all CPE shipments, non-stock deliveries
and received equipment, administer daily deliveries of non-stock parcels to
internal customers.
MILITARY TRAINING
Successfully completed the basic Non-Commissioned Officers Management
Course... Apr '97- Jul '97 (Diploma), Material Management College... Mar
'94, Jan '94, Oct '93 (Certificates), Automated Logistics Specialist
Course... May '93- Jul '93 (Diploma), Primary Leadership Development
Course... Jul '90- Aug '90 (Diploma), Combat Lifesaver Course... Oct '89-
Nov '89 (Certificate), Armor Crewman Transition Training Course... Mar '89-
May '89 (Diploma).
1996-2000, U.S. ARMY
MATERIAL MANAGEMENT SUPERVISOR,
Ft. Hood, TX.
Performed the duties as the Non- Commissioned Officer In- Charge (NCOIC) of
the receiving, processing, storage, inventory and issue of class I, II, III
(p), IV, and VII supplies. Responsible for ten pieces of equipment valued
at over $3,000,000. Supervised ten personnel with the Standard Army Retail
Supply System (SARSS-O) computer.
1995-1996, U.S. ARMY
UNIT SUPPLY SERGEANT/ PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR,
Republic of Korea
As the NCOIC of the unit supply, was in charge of three personnel.
Supervised with the receiving and issue of c1. I, II, III, IV. Responsible
for equipment valued at over $1,000,000. Performed various administrative
duties for 3 officers and 69 Non-Commissioned Officers and enlisted
personnel. Duties include, evaluation reports, awards and financial
worksheets. Supervisor of three personnel.
1993- 1995, U.S. ARMY
PRODUCTION CONTROL/ MATERIAL MANAGEMENT SUPERVISOR,
Ft. Campbell, KY.
Supervised and performed duties involving the management of repair parts
valued at $9,000,000. Responsible for the acquisition, receipt, storage,
preservation and the issue of class II, IV, IX materials. Coordinated and
directed the collection of unserviceable supplies and equipment for
disposition through proper channels. Supervised five personnel with the
Standard Army Retail Supply System and the Standard Army Maintenance System
(SARSS-O and SAMS) computers.
1989- 1992, U.S. ARMY
ARMOR CREWMAN, Federal Republic of Germany (Mannheim)
Supervised two personnel with the maintenance of the M60A3 and the M1A1
Tanks.
EDUCATION
Frederick High School 1987-1988 Graduate
Currently attending Kaplan University 30 Credit Hours Business Management
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