Quality Assurance Manager

ALLEN E. HAYNES

CIVILIAN EDUCATION MILITARY EDUCATION COURSES

University of Dayton 1972-1976 Army Correspondence Courses

Indiana University/Purdue University Army Supply Management Course

at Indianapolis Standard Army Retail Supply System

Transportation of Hazardous Materials

Army Leadership Courses

WORK EXPERIENCE

May 29, 2009 to Present:

Motor Vehicle Operator/Small Shop Chief. As the senior motor vehicle operator and small shop

chief, I planned and organized work schedules for lower graded workers. Worked closely with the

General Services Fleet Manager to coordinate the maintenance schedules for two semi-tractors,

three semi-trailers, two box trucks, and two pickup trucks.

As this job requires delivery of military equipment, I worked with National Guard leadership to

coordinate time of delivery of equipment, pick up of obsolete equipment and schedule mission’s

essential equipment deliveries. I also scheduled obsolete equipment deliveries to other defense

logistical agencies in other states. I have good communication skills, which is essential for these

missions and have logged over 500,000 miles without incident. I assisted the United States Property

Fiscal Office Warehouse in achieving two supply excellence awards.

9346 Eden Woods Court, Indianapolis, IN 46260

Home: 317-***-**** Cell: 317-***-**** Email:

***********@*****.***

June 29, 1998 to December 2010:

Performed a full range of warehousing activities that included receiving, storing, issuing, shipping

bulk and bin materials. Operated large warehouse vehicles i.e., cargo tractors and forklifts to

15,000 lbs. I prepared items for processing, utilizing the appropriate standard army management

information system. Insured that special documentation remained with materials throughout the

storage/issue process, i.e., material safety data sheet (MSDS). I also performed quality assurance

inspections of materials in storage and prepared a variety of supply documents and reports.

Coordinated incoming and outgoing shipments and placement of materials within the warehouse

which required knowledge of specialized handling, storing and safety procedures that could only

acquired through formal courses of study and on the job training to insure adherence to governing

regulatory procedures and policies. The success of the warehouse environment requires the

knowledge to understand complex verbal and written instructions pertaining to various duties,

responsibilities and procedures governing the warehouse of which I am proficient.

REFERENCES:

LTC John A. Seprodi

Deputy United States Property & Fiscal Officer

USPFO for Indiana

2002 South Holt Road

Indianapolis, IN 46241

Ph: 317-***-****

Cell: 317-***-****

9346 Eden Woods Court, Indianapolis, IN 46260

Home: 317-***-**** Cell: 317-***-**** Email:

***********@*****.***

Scott E. Wolff, CW4 US Army

Logistics Property Book Officer

USPFO for Indiana

2002 South Holt Road

Indianapolis, IN 46241

Ph: 317-***-****

Cell: 317-***-****

LTC Walter L. Finney

Logistics Officer

Headquarters 38th Infantry Division

3912 W. Minnesota Street

Indianapolis, IN 46241

Ph: 317-***-****

Cell: 317-***-****

Mrs. Brenda Simmons

Contracting Officer

USPFO for Indiana

2002 South Holt Road

Indianapolis, IN 46241

Ph: 317-***-****

9346 Eden Woods Court, Indianapolis, IN 46260

Home: 317-***-**** Cell: 317-***-**** Email:

***********@*****.***

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