Truck Driver Supervisor

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BRASELTON, GEORGIA *****

HOME: 706-***-****

WORK: 770-***-****

EMAIL:

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HASHIEM R. PHILLIPS

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a position in which my acquired expertise, leadership skills and commitment to excellence will have valuable application where I can exalt all my qualifications required for company success.

QUALIFICATIONS:

•Maintain air brake certification, CDL, with tank and hazmat endorsement.

•Experience driving a broad range of commercial trucks, tractor, box truck, 5 speed, 18-wheelers and repetitive dual hand controls.

•Posses a strong work ethics and excellent driving record and credible references.

•Excellent ability to communicate clearly and concisely, verbally and in writing.

•Knowledge of DOT safety regulations and map reading procedures.

•Technically inclined with a proven ability to troubleshoot and repair minor vehicle operational problems.

•Personable and professional with a strong customer focus and service orientation and problem solving skills

•Accustomed to working under pressure and harsh weather conditions; easily lift and carry more than 50 pounds.

EXPERIENCE:

2012- 2013 Schneider National OTR Truck Driver USA

•Over 100,000 miles in 48 states transporting products to and from client destinations to include flammable and corrosive products

•Load and unload transported product from truck tanks to storage tanks

•Pump and air unloads to various locations ( BP, Valvoline, BASF, Kinder Morgan, Exxon Mobil, NALCO, Paper Mills, Coal Mines)

•Maintain electronic log book per State & Federal Regulations

•Perform vehicle inspections to include: lights, brakes, gas, oil pressure, water etc... for pre-trip & post-trip inspections

•Maintain supervisor contact for delivery instructions

•Ensure Bill of Ladings and delivery paperwork is complete to ensure payments

•Cross train with other staff personnel

•Maintain excellent customer relations & truck appearance

•Perform roadside assistance for DOT and FMCSA compliance

2005 – 2011 - Kellogg, Brown and Root Services (KBR) Al-Asad Air Base, Iraq, Camp AR Ramadi, Iraq Camp Duke, Iraq Camp Dogwood, Iraq

Heavy Truck Driver/Fuel Distribution Systems Foreman/Fuel Supervisor

• Responsible for the receipt, storage, quality, and accountability of bulk and retail fuels. Supervised up to ten expats and twelve subcontract workers responsible for monitoring and maintaining fuel consumption on a daily basis.

• Adhered to and enforced all policies and procedures that directly impacts on safety standards, quality of work, and productivity guidelines established by the organization and the client.

• Instructed and provided training to personnel on petroleum supply operations to include safety and health compliance, downloading/uploading and issuing of petroleum.

• Provided direct petroleum support and demobilization to military installations. Performed administrative duties involving fuel requests, receipts, storage, and the issuance of petroleum accountability for retail fuels and prepared/submitted waste fuel products. Identified, inspected and received various types of petroleum products.

• Continually met and successfully exceeded planning and resolutions of fuel issues while maintaining a prompt delivery rate of fuel for the client.

• Acted as Fuel Distribution System Supervisor at two remote sites.

• Performed leadership responsibilities, to include but not limited to, fuel accounting, determining mission priorities, and engaging in the daily functions with workers maintaining a leader to worker relationship.

• Ensure all employees adhere to all LOGCAP III policies and procedures.

2004 – 2005 U.S. Army Camp Speicher, Iraq

Petroleum Supply Supervisor

• Provided direct logistical support to various units receiving and storing petroleum, oils, and lubricants.

• Issued and dispensed petroleum products to forward operation bases.

• Assisted supervisors in accountability of fuel at bulk farm system and selected/submitted samples of petroleum, oils, and lubricants to laboratory for testing.

• Operated fuel tankers in hostile environments.

• Fueled and defueled vehicles and stationary equipment.

• Performed daily maintenance checks of all equipment.

• Awarded Army Commendation Medal for delivering and providing petroleum services in a combat zone.

2004 – 2005U. S. Army Fort Dix, NJ

Petroleum Supply Supervisor

• Received, stored, and accounted for petroleum for the 42nd Infantry Division.

• Responsible for the supervision of 3 soldiers performing spot checks to maintain proficient quality of work.

• Trained new employees/soldiers assigned to section.

2003 – 2004U. S. Army Camp Udari, Kuwait

Petroleum Supply Specialist

• Responsible for the construction and operation of pumping stations throughout the camp.

• Provided maintenance and preventive maintenance checks to ensure all connections, valves and operating pumps were functioning properly.

• Prepared and monitored the timely submission of fuel reports to include the testing of oils and fuels for pollutants.

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2001 – 2002 U. S. Army Ft. Lee, VA Petroleum Supply Specialist

• Performed petroleum supply functions for the 109th Quartermaster Company.

• Responsible for the inventory control, storage, and distribution of petroleum.

• Adhered to safety regulations by checking the volume and temperature of petroleum and gases in tankers and storage tanks.

• Instituted knowledge and experience of FM 10-67-1.

EDUCATION:

Charlotte Amalie High School St. Thomas, Virgin Island June 2001

Continuing education toward Bachelor degree in Accounting

COMPUTER SKILLS AND LEADERSHIP CAPABILITIES

Excellent knowledge in Power Point, Excel, Microsoft Word and Outlook.

Multi- tasker that can handle various duties for day to day operations.

Professional skills for a strong team building foundation.

Able to communicate to maintain and earn the respect of all employees.

TRAINING:

Introductory Military Training, Fort Knox, Kentucky, September 2001

Petroleum Supply Specialist Course, Fort Lee, Virginia, November 2001

H7 ASI Petroleum Vehicle Operator Course Fort Leonard Wood Missouri December 2001

AWARDS:

Iraq Campaign Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Global War On Terrorism Service Medal, and Army Service Ribbon

LICENSE:

CDL Class A (Hazmat, Tankers)

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