Correctional Supply Supervisor II Worked in warehouses.

Gregory S. Carrington

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Objective

To have resume ready for possible employers and to seek employment.

Education

HIGH SCHOOL 1981 ROMEOVILLE

Diploma

Skills & Abilities

MANAGEMENT

I was in the Army from 1981 thru 1991 where I was in charge of many soldiers at any given time. I instructed classroom activities and training courses as well as lead physical training to a battalion which consist of approximately of 600 soldiers. I also commanded my section thru operation Desert Storm. After my military service ended I starting working as a Correctional Officer and after 26 years ended Supervising 6 staff and I ran the daily operations of the Inmate Commissary which had approximately 1.5 million annual sales. My inmate working staff was 15 which I also supervised.

COMMUNICATION

I believe communication is a huge asset in how people will respond and respect your judgement and your ability to accomplish your objectives. I was always taught to be fair, firm and consistent.

Are you president of your fraternity, head of the condo board, or a team lead for your favorite charity? You’re a natural leader tell it like it is!

Experience

SARGENT UNITED STATES ARMY 1981 THRU 1991

I started my career as a radio operator. It was later in my career I was promoted to Sargent E-5 where I received training at a primary leadership development course. I was sent to Patriot school so I could learn how to install communications within a Patriot Battalion. I served in operation Desert Storm where you really learn to make serious decisions. I have had the pleasure to conduct training courses as well as physical fitness training to many soldiers. I have also lived in Europe and know how to communicate with people of different ethnicities.

SUPPLY SUPERVISOR II DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS DECEMBER 1991 THRU MAY 2017

I started as a Correctional Officer where I learned a lot about custody and control of inmates. I was always alert to my surroundings. I came to work on time with a great attitude and my hard work payed off as I was promoted in very fast time to title of Supply Supervisor I. I ran the prison clothing room for staff and inmates. I ran the warehouse which kept supplies for running the prison. I also ran and supervised the daily operations of the Inmate Commissary which kept about 250,000.00 worth of inventory on a daily basis. I worked well with staff and inmates treating everyone with respect. I also kept tight security on theft prevention which was very challenging considering where I worked.