Lindsley Scott

Email: abpdbo@r.postjobfree.com

Address:

City: Hawkinsville

State: GA

Zip: 31036

Country: USA

Phone: 478-***-****

Skill Level: Any

Salary Range:

Primary Skills/Experience:

I am able to make final determinations on acceptance or rejection of standardized equipment and materials problems and obvious defects. I work independently and perform the full range of examining and identifying duties for the most complex categories of materials and equipment, such as those which are toxic, radioactive, perishable, classified, precious/strategic metals, or complex electronic or mechanical equipment, assemblies, and components. I have also performed complex searches of shipping and storage records, equipment specifications, and manufacturer manuals as required for item/equipment identification and advise lower grade workers on specialized procedures. I was given the authority to accept or reject materials, equipment, and complex assemblies for the facility based on my knowledge of products, equipment, and procedures as well as ability to determine subtle and inconspicuous defects. I could delegate authority, and item complexity, allowing me to handle and independently accept or reject items such as complex electronic and mechanical equipment, assemblies, and components, and hazardous materials such as explosives, toxic chemicals and flammables, gas cylinders, and classified and high dollar value equipment. I am considered authoritative in examining and determining the condition, handling, and packaging of complex items received on a regular basis, for complex assemblies such as communications equipment and jet engine parts, gas cylinders, and other items requiring special documentation processes, safety procedures, and special handling. I can also examine clothing and textiles requiring sensory judgments as well as subjective measurements. I can determine if the packaging or preservation is inadequate and have it corrected. I often deal with a wide range of installation personnel including quality assurance, production control, maintenance, equipment specialists, and safety representatives in order to make acceptance, rejection, and reutilization decisions on borderline equipment or material condition.

Educational Background:

High School Dipolma from Perry High School, Perry GA 1/2001 to 5/1973 (High School)

Job History / Details:

Professional Profile

I am able to make final determinations on acceptance or rejection of standardized equipment and materials problems and obvious defects. I work independently and perform the full range of examining and identifying duties for the most complex categories of materials and equipment, such as those which are toxic, radioactive, perishable, classified, precious/strategic metals, or complex electronic or mechanical equipment, assemblies, and components. I have also performed complex searches of shipping and storage records, equipment specifications, and manufacturer manuals as required for item/equipment identification and advise lower grade workers on specialized procedures. I was given the authority to accept or reject materials, equipment, and complex assemblies for the facility based on my knowledge of products, equipment, and procedures as well as ability to determine subtle and inconspicuous defects. I could delegate authority, and item complexity, allowing me to handle and independently accept or reject items such as complex electronic and mechanical equipment, assemblies, and components, and hazardous materials such as explosives, toxic chemicals and flammables, gas cylinders, and classified and high dollar value equipment. I am considered authoritative in examining and determining the condition, handling, and packaging of complex items received on a regular basis, for example complex assemblies such as communications equipment and jet engine parts, gas cylinders, and other items requiring special documentation processes, safety procedures, and special handling. I can also examine clothing and textiles requiring sensory judgments as well as subjective measurements. I can determine if the packaging or preservation is inadequate and have it corrected. I often deal with a wide range of installation personnel including quality assurance, production control, maintenance, equipment specialists, and safety representatives in order to make acceptance, rejection, and reutilization decisions on borderline equipment or material condition.

Qualifications

I have a thorough knowledge of the techniques and equipment used in the examination and classification of standard, unusual, and highly specialized items. I have knowledgeable of a wide range of standard items, I am able to assess independently the condition of highly specialized and complex materials and equipment in order to determine proper disposition. I have the knowledge to refer equipment to an item manager due to parts missing; return an item to the vendor when improperly sent; or refer an item to quality assurance or maintenance personnel due to an observed defect. In a property reutilization and disposal facility I determine disposition of specialized strategic equipment, materials, and components which can include sensitive weapons systems along with equipment containing precious metals or hazardous materials (radioactive, etc.). I am able to conduct comprehensive searches of manufacturers catalogs, tech orders, schematics, and computerized data, to identify unique and specialized items or those which lack proper identification or documentation.

I am able to use technical specifications, vendor contracts, and product schematics to examine and compare size, condition, coding, stock numbers, and functional operation of items shipped against accompanying shipping documents. I am also able to prepare all necessary reports outlining the basis for their coding classifications and cost of repair estimates. I have of knowledgeable of special handling techniques and procedures required for the processing of hazardous and toxic materials, industrial plant equipment, strategic and precious metals, and other sensitive items.

Relevant Experience

Education/Career

Earned High School Diploma in 1973

US ARMY from 2 February 1974 - 17 December 1975

Department Of The Air Force from 13 December 1976 - 30 April 2010 (Retired)

Experience

February 1974 to December 1975

US ARMY USA

Warehouseman

My work involved in receiving, storing, and assembling for issue, shipment, and distribution, a wide variety of bin and bulk supplies, materials, equipment, and commodities using mechanized, automated, and manual material moving equipment, devices, and systems. My work required a general knowledge of the methods used in processing, handling, and storing of materials and equipment through the supply facility; the ability to log receipt, storage, and shipment data; and the ability to use manual or mechanized equipment to move, stack, bin, and position materials and equipment. My work also required me to have the ability to organize, arrange, and remove stock in storage areas in accordance with established procedures to prevent damage, deterioration, and loss. For me to accomplish my work I was required to incidental or regularly use fork lifts and motor vehicles.

December 1976 to April 2010

Robins Air Force Base Warner Robins, Georgia

Warehouseman

I performed work with a high degree of independence and a minimum of supervision. I was responsible for independent decisions relating to material and equipment disposition such as determining the acceptability of complex mechanical systems by examining components or working parts of equipment. I independently assigned coding classifications to the most complex components, items, and equipment and was responsible for insuring all safety procedures and requirements were followed when handling hazardous, explosive, and toxic materials. I could delegate authority to make final determinations on acceptability on behalf of the facility for all classes of material and equipment handled, such as aircraft parts, electronic equipment, and automotive and mechanical components and assemblies. In property reutilization facilities, I independently implemented all demilitarization procedures for surplus equipment prior to sales, salvage, or disposal. I had the responsibility for independently handling hazardous materials and insuring that safety standards and requirements are maintained.

Education

1973 Perry High School Perry, Georgia

High School Diploma

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