Ronnie Jean Hodge

Mesa, AZ ***** US

Mobile: 719-***-**** - Ext:

Mobile: 719-***-**** - Ext:

Email: ac4oyy@r.postjobfree.com

Availability:

Job Type: Permanent, Temporary, Term

Work Schedule: Full-Time, Part-Time, Shift Work, Intermittent, Job Sharing Desired locations:

United States - TX - AustinUnited States - NV - Las Vegas Work Experience:

DPMTS/Training Support Center

6710 Specker Dr.

Fort Carson, CO 80913 United States

08/2013 - Present

Hours per week: 40

Series: 6907 Pay Plan: WG Grade: WG-5

Materials Handler (FLO/Mvo (This is a federal job) Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Select and set up proper storage areas for Training Aids, Devices, Simulators and Simulations (TADSS) material within the general warehousing plan considering size, shape, quantity, use, and possibility of damage, deterioration, and contamination from other items. Store, stack and palletize without instructions on methods or procedures to use. Operate a variety of material handling equipment from pallet jacks and dollies to forklifts with high and far reach capabilities. Operate a variety of motor vehicles from sedans to 5-ton cargo type trucks in the routine daily performance of duties.

Select and assemble TADSS items for shipment issue/loan. Assemble items for shipping according to information on applicable paperwork. Check condition of shipping containers prior to loading, ensures shipments are loaded into proper conveyances. Check stock identification change lists to ensure the selection and assembly of proper items for issue/shipping. Receive incoming shipment of items. Assemble items grouping materials according to receiving paperwork and, as necessary, into subgroups based on property calls, condition, maintenance status, and type of transactions. As required, route items not requiring inspection to proper storage area or designation and items to be reshipped, repacked or crated. Sign loan/shipping and receiving reports and report overages, shortages, inoperable, or damaged items to supervisor or work leader. Control maintenance activity of the TADSS facility equipment by providing technical expertise to analyze, diagnose, correct, and report technical problems of malfunctions. Coordinate related maintenance request and reports. Provide recommendations to supervisor as to facility and equipment upgrades to facilitate keeping the equipment and facilitie at state-of-the-art. Through operational testing, ensure that only fully operational TADSS are available for customer loan or issue and that inoperable TADSS are property inducted into the maintenance channels and reported as such. Ensure that upon return from maintenance the TADSS are properly inducted back into the operational inventory and reported as available for loan or issue. Maintain maintenance records of TADSS equipment and supplies.

Instruct groups or individual users level informal training on the capabilities and operational use, set-up, operation, operator care, testing, and troubleshooting techniques in both garrison and field environments. Man and operates on-site MILES DX and troubleshooting sites during field training exercises.

Perform the following Forklift and Motor Vehicle Operator duties in support of the functions assigned Operate electric, gasoline and fuel powered forklift trucks capable of lifting loads up to 10,000 pounds and as high as 168 inches to move, load, unload, transport, stack and unstack palletized materials, boxes, crates, and bulky items. Perform normal operator maintenance. Operate gasoline or diesel powered vehicles generally of the stake bed type, capable of carrying loads weighing in excess of 1 ton normally less than 5 tons for hauling supplies, materials, and equipment within the installation and occasionally over public roads outside the installation. Responsible for ensuring the safety and security of operations, assigned facilities and equipment. Coordinate operations to ensure compliance with all security procedures and policies. Exercise management confidentiality in all aspects of assigned operations. Ensure material handling equipment utilized are properly maintained, tested, certified, and operated. Ensure adequate personal safety equipment are properly used and maintained. Report violations or perceived violations of safety rules, policies and procedures to the work leader or supervisor. Perform the following supply duties

Perform research, requisitioning, receiving, accounting for, inventory, storing, issuing, warehousing, and turning in of supplies, equipment, training aids, devices, simulators and simulations, and installation property. Facilitate property and supply flow to, from, and within the RTSC in an orderly and controlled manner, providing for property accountability and security. Coordinate and prepare inventory adjustments for discrepancies identified through various means. Conduct warehouse inventories, maintain tally listings during the count. Assist in determining the reasons for overages, shortages, or misplaced items. Periodically assist in physical inventories of government equipment throughout the RTSC. Ensureing accountability of properties in inventory. Maintain stock record accounts for TADSS using the MILES Army-wide Tracking System (MATS) and other automated and manual systems. Maintain customer account records, loans, issues, and other reports using the Training Support Automated Management(TSAMS). Maintaining special information such as stock levels,price,change in stock numbers or nomenclature or cross refrences. Supervisor: Bill January 719-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Dept Of Defense/Deca

Luke Commissary/ Luke AFB Arizona

Glendale, AZ 85208 United States

08/2016 - Present

Hours per week: 48

Pay Plan: WG Grade: 4

Store Worker (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Maintain adequate stock of perishable and non-perishable subsistence items. Replenish depleted stock with incoming items by obtaining stock from storage area and transporting to shelve or display area. Use carts, manual and electric pallet jacks to move items. Verifie correct prices and UPC codes, affixe selling price labels generated by computer or hand written to the shelf for the commissary patron to see. Arrange stock on shelves or display counters in neat and orderly manner, rotate items on basis of age and freshness of stock. Constantly check for damaged, spoiled, or out-of-date merchandise, placing such items in a designated holding area, and refer items to supervisor and/or food inspector. Salvage items, establishing reduced prices and places items in appropriate location. Assist in unloading incoming shipments, checking as necessary and moves to designated storage area; using proper stock rotation, stack containers in groups by commodity, brand and size. Participate in inventories. Answer customer's questions, regarding location and price of specific items or whether certain items are in stock, in a courteous and professional manner. Assist customers in completing special order requests forms; retrieve special orders from storage areas as requested by patron. Assure produce and/or meat cases are adequately stocked and maintained during customer store hours. Visually inspect meat and/or produce for signs of deterioration, discoloration, damage, or leakage and report this to a higher graded employee or the department manager. Monitor temperature control devices and record temperatures on meat cases, dairy cases, freezers, display cases, cooling bins, chill cases, and other temperature controlled areas. Report any discrepancies to a higher graded employee, department manager, or store manager. Break down cases as they are emptied and remove cardboard and garbage from store, load cardboard into baler and operate. Assist in removing completed bales of cardboard and remove from baler as required. Assure that storage and holding areas are clean, orderly and free from debris. Clean up broken and spilled items, clean and prepare any items in display cases that required cleaning prior to stocking. Clean shelves and display areas on regular basis. Perform all sanitation tasks in accordance with DeCA directives. Assure that safety equipment is worn and observe all safety rules and regulations. Report unsafe conditions, equipment or practices to supervisor. Report all accidents regardless of the severity, to supervisor at the time of accident or as soon as possible thereafter. Assured that all merchandise, supplies, tobacco and equipment is properly accounted for and secured from possible theft or spoilage. Report all security violations, discrepancies or problems to the supervisor immediately. Check to ensure points of entrance are secure, ensure only authorized personnel gain access to sensitive items rooms and cages. Assisted in enforcing policies and procedure to prevent pilferage. On Needed bases operated an electronic check out system to record unit prices, to account for purchases of commissary items by ringing up in the proper commodity groups, to account for monetary instruments tendered for payment of goods, and to account for the turn-in of legal tender used in the operation of cash register. May generate a variety Supervisor: Will Gibson 623-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

96th Sust.Det

11221 56th Ave

Denver, CO 80925 United States

08/2008 - 01/2014

Hours per week: 24

Pay Plan: Other

Transportation SGT (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

As a motor transport operator duties include supervising and/ or operated wheel vehicles to transport personnel and cargo. Operated all wheel vehicles and equipment over varied terrain and roadways for support of combat operations. Managed en-trucking and de-trucking of personnel being transported. Oversaw and checks proper loading and unloading of cargo on vehicles and trailers. Secured cargo against inclement weather, pilferage, and damage. Operated vehicle component material handling equipment (MHE), as required. Employed land navigation techniques.

Knowledgeable with the operation of radios and weapons Performed vehicle self-recovery and field expedients to include towing vehicles. Corrected or reports all vehicle deficiencies; supports mechanics where necessary. Prepared vehicles for movement/shipment by air, rail, or vessel. Provided guidance to subordinates in accomplishing their duties. Organized and participates in convoys.

Dispatched vehicles; verifies vehicle logbooks.

Received and filled requests from authorized persons for motor transport. Compiled time, mileage and load data.

Operated the Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Transport (HEMETT), Heavy Equipment Transporter (HET), and Palletized Loading System

(PLS) vehicles to include performing self-recovery operations. Supervisor: MSG Cunningham 303-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

AMSA # 5

8801 Victory Dr.

Grand Prarie, TX 89205 United States

09/2012 - 06/2013

Hours per week: 40

Series: 6904 Pay Plan: WG Grade: 6

Tool And Parts Attendant (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Serve as a tool room custodian by receiving, storing and issuing tools and equipment used by shop personnel. Items include (a) special sockets and wrenches, compression gauge, special feeler end dial gauges timing lights dwell meters, and clutch pilot and gear puller tools; (b) special saws, drills, hammers, chisels, screw drivers, crowbars, and miter boxes, special cutters and snips, ladders scaffolds, and spray paint guns; (c) special heights, depths, dial and screw pitch gauges, special crimping burring and beading machines, special jigs and templates, special grinders and drills, and special protractors, calipers, micrometers, and dies; or (d) pulse and frequency generators, tubetesters, wattmeters, voltmeters, obmmeters, and oscilloscopes. Perform minor repairs such as replacing wooden handles on handles on handsaws, changing blades power saws, and greasing, oiling and coating handtools and poorer equipment. Convert shop terms to standard nomenclature to identify and locate items. Prepare, maintain and file required documentation; verify items and documentation received; record receipts and issues to stock record cards assign locations, etc. Follow up to assure return of nonexpendable items, check returned items for serviceability and prepares appropriate documents, i.e., repair orders, report of survey, etc. Perform the following related work processes. Replenishment - Requisition tools and equipment through the use of guides, manuals, catalogs, etc. Follow up with central supply activity for items not received.

Inventory - Conduct periodic and special inventories by making physical counts of items on hand and entering on appropriate documentation. Inpect bins or storage areas for misplaced items, make recount of imbalances, and prepare adjustments. Rewarehousing - Relocate stock to consolidate like items, make room for new items or to obtain more efficient utilization of space. Disposal - Prepare turn-in documentation for returnable items or disposal. Make initial determination as to whether damaged tools are economically repairable or whether they should be salvaged. Prepare and maintain documentation for repair of non-capital equipment, measuring tools, electrical power tools, coveralls, etc. Recommend use of substitutes when designated or normally used items are unavailable. Maintain required document files peculiar to operation of the assigned Tool Room.

Supervisor: Stanley Smith (972-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Denver Recruiting Batallion

225 16TH ST

DenverDenver, CO 80203 United States

02/2012 - 08/2012

Hours per week: 40

Series: 2102 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 6

This a time-limited appointment or temporary promotion Transportation assistant (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Peformed duties as Transportation Assistant, responsible for proper control, operation, preventive maintenance, safety, driver training and utilization of vehicle fleet. Managed the battalion Report of Survey Program. Peformed duties as safety officer. Advised recruiters in all matters pertaining to motor vehicle control, operation and maintenance. Assured compliance with all applicable regulations, policies and procedures and provided guidance to the field. Planned and executed the motor vehicle preventive maintenance program to include the inspection of operator maintenance and record keeping. Conducted scheduled detailed inspections to ensure proper compliance with existing rules and regulations for mileage log books and overall maintenance of vehicles. Coordinated driver testing and licensing. Ensured all vehicle operators are properly licensed. Ensured that investigating officers are appointed in writing and investigations are conducted in accordance with applicable regulations.Ensured that customer complaints were handled properly.Processed and completed accident reports according to regulation and policy.

Supervisor: Rose Hays 303-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

ECS 63

Fort Knox, KY United States

06/2011 - 01/2012

Hours per week: 40

Pay Plan: WG Grade: 06

This a time-limited appointment or temporary promotion Material Handler MVO/FLO (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Peformed Material Handler duties Moving supplies and equipment from vehicle to point of use/storage or from point of use/storage to another building. Verifiy that quantity and description of materials moved matches invoice, hand receipt, or other shipping or property accountability document. Processed all materials in the warehouse to aid in its reutilization by other activities. In accordance with established procedures; performed warehousing functions in storing, protecting, inventorying, or relocating materials transported to the warehouse. Moved incoming equipment to proper storage location and relocate equipment within the warehouse. Safeguard, protect, and store equipment by proper use of wrapping and packing materials. Ensure equipment placed in storage is properly identified. Document storage locations of items placed in storage. Remove items from identified storage locations as directed. Operate all materials handling and cleaning equipment assigned to the warehouse. Performs operator maintenance in accordance with established procedures. Operated forklifts capable of lifting 2,000 to 6,000 pounds to move, load, unload, transfer, transport, and stack/un-stack palletized goods, boxes, crates, merchandise, materials, and supplies from one location to another or to load or unload vehicles. Load and arrange the cargo so that it does not shift or fall and damage the material. Performed operator maintenance in accordance with established procedures. Peformed Motor Vehicle Operator duties, Transporting supplies and equipment in and around the area. Pick-up and delivered a variety of supplies and equipment to and from hand receipts holders, maintenance activities, and Defense Reutilization. Determined the manner and sequence of loading cargo to achieve load balance and adequate protection for fragile items. Secured the cargo to prevent shifting and to protect the load, (ensured tie downs, netting and proper packing materials are on hand and utilized to protect transported equipment from damage during transport) marked dangerous or protruding cargo with flags, placards, or reflection lights. Checked material loaded or delivered against various documents to prevent errors and to certify the condition of the items and obtain signatures from receiving personnel.Operated variety of motor vehicles, up to and including, stake and platform trucks with a GVW of 26,000 pounds and a capacity of 5 tons. Vehicles with automatic or standard transmissions equipped with hydraulic lifts or other accessory equipment.Peformed operationl maintenance, such as oil level checks, wipers and fluid, tire pressure, radiator fill level, complete vehicle operational records and logbooks in accordance with established directives. Load and unload vehicles using proper procedures for loading, packing, protection of materials, and safety as required by the type and quantity of items being transported.

Performed general housekeeping duties inside and outside the warehouse, to include storage areas, and offices. Sweep, dry mop, using brooms, mops, and lightweight vacuum cleaners. Empty wastebaskets. In the warehouse, keep areas clean and in order. Sweep and wet mop floor, removes oil, hydraulic fluid, grease, and other spilled liquids. Move heavy boxes, crates, parts, or other obstacles in order to clean up the area, and pick up scraps of wood, metal and other material. Remove scrap and trash cans from area to central pickup point as directed. Supervisor: Tim Snyder 804-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Fort Carson Directorate of Emergency Services

Fort Carson, CO United States

11/2010 - 11/2011

Hours per week: 40

Series: 0085 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 04

Security Guard (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Detects and observes any unusual or abnormal conditions, assesses situation and institutes emergency procedures by radio and telephone. Required to protect personnel, materials, and property up to and including secret materials. Enforcing security measures

Act to prevent further destruction/loss of property, protect people, or overcome and apprehend persons that precipitated the emergency. Position requires enrollment in Personnel Reliability Program. Firearms testing required on a semi-annual basis.

Position is designated as Emergency Essential.

Currently possess a valid Colorado drivers license. Currently possess US Army motor vehicle operators license. Position requires wear of uniform and/or protective clothing. Perform access control/patrol duties on a military installation. Safeguarding Government personnel, information, operations, and critical assets. Detect and prevent theft, damage, accident, trespass, sabotage and espionage. Control access of vehicles and pedestrians to installation. Verify identification and allow entrance to persons and vehicles with proper authorization. Answer visitor questions, determine authorization for access, and provide assistance. Record visitor information

Arrange escorts

Search/inspect vehicles, containers, and personal property. Conduct security checks.

Report accidents/incidents to police and take charge at the scene until their arrival. Detain violators

Identify witnesses

Render first aid/CPR.

Assist Army police as needed.

Supervisor: William Stemmons 719-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Department of Defense

Gatesville, TX United States

08/2009 - 11/2010

Hours per week: 40

Pay Plan: WL Grade: 06

Material Handler/WL (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Performed work lead duties such as developing performance standards, assigning work and reviewing work of subordinates, approving leave, time cards, etc.

Appointed as "Quality Assurance Evaluator" (QAE) for vehicle maintenance work and warehouse maintenance. Demonstrated the ability to work as a Materials Handler Leader without more than normal supervision. General knowledge of acceptable work standards associated with the repair, maintenance, and improvement of facilities and equipment. Demonstrated knowledge by develop plans, policies, programs, and procedures to achieve maximum efficiency and economy of operations. Coordinated schedules & work assignments to take care of routine as well as emergency requirements. Contributed to overall support operations of an Equipment Concentration Site and storage, maintenance, supply, and quality assurance. Conducted inspections of both contractor personnel performance and equipment to ensure efficiency. Obtained needed information regarding decisions from the supervisor on various problems. Consulted supervisors on status and progress of work. Led employees engaged in technical work related to Materials Handling. Insured that needed plans, blueprints, material, and tools were available, and that stock was obtained from supply locations. Led other employees to follow supervisors instructions and to meet deadlines Demonstrated proper work methods.

Answered questions regarding procedures, policies, written instructions, and other directives. Provided causes of delays, and status overall work operations. Assured that safety rules were followed.

Instructed employees on technical work related to Materials Handling. Delegated to ensure enough work to keep everyone in work crew busy. Evaluated work in progress and when finished, reviewed work for compliance with procedures, methods, and deadlines. Supervised receiving, storing, and assembling a wide variety of bin and bulk supplies, materials, and equipment. Analyzed ECS operations to identify areas of improvement and determinate corrective action. Supported units and other activities with project status and controversial issues Maintained log receipt, storage, and shipment data. Determined goals, objectives, deadlines and projects to be completed. Operated manual and mechanized equipment reach forklifts,pallet jacks to move, stack, bin, and position materials and equipment. Acquired knowledge of the methods used in processing, handling, and storing materials and equipment. Inspected technical work related to Materials Handling. Appointed to lead and supervise employees.

Oversaw Physical Security program for work areas, ensuring prevention of vandalism, breaches and security. Proficient in logistics inventory systems: FLMS, LOGDAT, SIMMS,PBUSE and FASST. Supervisor: Cynthia Anderson 254-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Kroger food

500 W. university

Denton, TX United States

09/2006 - 08/2007

Hours per week: 40

Stocker

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Performed several duties as store associate,to include shipping,stocking and recieving.Primary duties as stocker,responsible for stocking shelfs with incoming product.Rotating stock by date and shelf life.Assisted in customer service, directing customers to proper location of items. Assisted with akward or hard to lift items.Peformed janitoral services upon shift ending,to include sweeping floors,mopping floors and buffing floors,also facing of product on shelfs and dusting.

Supervisor: Matthew 940-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

U.S. Marine Corps

29 Palms, CA United States

10/1978 - 01/1987

Salary: 25,000.00 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

SGT

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Supervised several troops during Field Artillery Operations. Section/Weapons Chief and Platoon Sergeant for 6 years of military career. As a member of a field artillery howitzer battery duties also included preparing artillery pieces and equipment for movement, combat, and firing Inspected and prepared ammunition for firing, and performed the various jobs incidental to firing such as, laying for elevation and deflection, loading the piece, and handling ammunition.

Performed preventive maintenance and cleaned artillery pieces and equipment. Made routine tests and authorized repairs to equipment. Camouflaged position, protect equipment from chemical warfare agents, and constructed field fortifications. Performed security measures such as local security. Setting guard post and positions for security of unit operations. Served as Master at arms (MA) police aboard Naval Vessels while serving overseas 2 periods of 6 months when deployed. Conducted assignment, transfer, and maintenance inspections of barracks assigned to subordinates. Explains rules governing occupancy, care, and maintenance of barracks and grounds to subordinates. Knowledge of utilization, operation, maintenance, and care of government barracks. Education:

Doherty High School Colo, Spgs, CO United States

High School or equivalent

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

Certification - Forklift & Safety Training/ Advantage Logistics (06/01/2002) 40

Forklift and Safety Operator Training.

Training - Leadership Training, U. S. Marine Corps (07/01/1983) 160

Leadership Development Course for Non-Commissioned Officers. Job Related Training:

Security Clearance - Active Secret Security Clearance (OPM) License - US Army motor vehicle operators license (11/16/2010) License - US Army Heavy Equipment and Vehicle operators license (2009-Current) Certification - Forklift & Safety Training/ Advantage Logistics 40 hours (06/01/2002) Training - Leadership Training, U. S. Marine Corps 160 hours (07/01/1983) Leadership Development Course for Non-Commissioned Officers. Training -Army Management Staff College Civilian Foundation Course 120 hours (12/13/2010) Training - Army Staff Management College 60 hours (03/04/2011) Training-Ft. Carson, Directorate of Emergency Services, Certificate-160 hours (2011) Law Enforcement Equipment

Law Enforcement History

Military Federal Justice

Authority and Jurisdiction

Rules of Evidence

4th Amendment-Search and Seizure

Confessional and Admissions-4th and 5th Amendments Law Enforcement Liability

Criminal Law, Traffic Law, and Constitutional Law

Mental Conditioning and Survival for Law Enforcement Terry Frisk

Use of Force-Handcuffing-Arrest Control Techniques - Defensive Tactics-Weapons Retention Terrorism Awareness

HAZMAT/CBRNE/WMD-First Response and Protective Measures Multicultural Law Enforcement

Traffic Control

Active Shooter

Crowd Dynamics and Riot Control

Package and Material Control

Report Writing

Inspect Vehicles for Explosive/Prohibited items

Affiliations:

423rd Transportation Company - Transportation SGT

References:

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Name Employer Title Phone Email

Otis Jackson Retired 719-***-****

Michele Jackson Advantage Logistics Supervisor 719-***-**** Pamela Taylor 719-***-**** Indicates professional reference

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