CECILIO MONDRAGON, FREIGHT MANAGER
Texarkana, Texas 75501
************@*****.***
QUALIFICATIONS
. Dedicated professional with over twenty years of experience in motor
transportation maintenance management and environmental and hazardous
materials and waste control.
. Fluent in both English and Spanish languages.
. Supervised over hundred Marines in garrison and twenty-five during
"Operation Iraqi Freedom."
. Hold a proven track-record in leadership and organizational skills
with the ability to successfully manage multiple projects
simultaneously.
. Responsible and accountable for maintaining a fiscal budget for
ordering parts and equipment valued over twenty-three million dollars.
. Provided training and practical experience in motor transportation
equipment and leadership to Marines, Japanese Senior Enlisted, and
Mongolian Army.
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
. Diesel Vehicle Maintenance
. Ground Safety Manager
. Personnel and Financial Management
. Facilities Management Supervisor
. Maintenance Management Supervisor
. Hazardous Material and Hazardous Waste Management
AWARDS/ACCOMPLISHMENTS
. Two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
. Iraq Campaign Medal
. Navy Meritorious Commendation
. Six Marine Corps Good Conduct Medals
. Thirteen Letters of Appreciation, and four Meritorious Mask
MILITARY EXPERIENCE
Fay J Packaging, Freight Manager
Aug 2013- present
. Responsible for creating all Bill of Lading (BOL) for all shipments
shipped to the costumers.
. Responsible for ensuring that all quotes are correct to help make
money for the company and save money to the costumers.
. Responsible for ensuring all BOLs have the proper shipping class and
invoice on all paperwork.
. Provide customer service assistance to all customer and freight
liners.
. Responsible for tracking all BOLs and working with over ten different
freight line companies to ensure best service and lowest price not
sacrificing service to company or customer.
. Assist supervise production and loading of all shipments.
United States Marine Corps, Motor Transportation Maintenance Chief (3529)
June 2001- July 31 2013
. Instructed and supervised Marines on all systems pertaining to motor
transportation equipment including air, electrical, cooling, power
train, fuel, and suspension systems.
. Instructed trouble shooting trainings on diesel vehicles such as
7tons, HMMWVs, LVSs, MARPs, and engineer gear to all Marines under
direct supervision.
. Supervised over 100 Marines in all Motor transportation operations,
maintenance, and annual training.
. Performed both preventive and corrective maintenance on all equipment
and vehicles.
. Maintained motor transport budgets for all assigned units.
. Supervised and assigned duties and responsibilities to all mechanics
under my supervision.
. Responsible for quality control of corrective work performed on all
equipment and vehicles.
. Maintained a high standard of leadership in both training Marines and
foreign military officials.
. Maintained and created records for all motor transportation equipment
to track corrective and preventive maintenance using Microsoft excel
and Oracle web base program.
. Responsible for maintaining, containing and disposing of all Hazardous
wastes and used petroleum, oils, and lubricants.
United States Marine Corps, Basic Diesel Mechanic (3521)
June 1999- May 2001
. Conducted work on the Detroit Diesel 8V92TA turbocharged diesel
engine, Turbo charged 8.3 Cummins Diesel engine, Caterpillar C-12
electronic control, ADAM III, and the AM General 6.5 L V8 turbo
diesel.
. Conducted corrective maintenance on 8tons, 5tons, HMMWVs, LVSs and all
rolling stack of motor transportation gear.
. Conducted work on air, electrical, cooling, power train, fuel, and
suspension systems. Also performed trouble shooting procedures on all
systems.
. Served as the Shop Chief; Duties included assisting and teaching
Marines basic system operations as well as issuing tasks and ensuring
they were competed per all technical manuals. Responsibilities also
included maintaining a preventive maintenance schedule for all motor
transportation equipment.
. Responsible for ensuring that mechanics preformed tasks assigned. Also
maintained and controlled all recordkeeping for equipment and
personnel.
. Served as Motor Transportation Quality Control; Duties included
inspecting all vehicles and gear inducted into the Maintenance shop
and ensuring only top quality grade work was returned to the
costumers.
United States Marine Corps, Auto Body Repairman (3513)
July 1993- May 1998
. Conducted bodywork on HMMWVS, 5ton, LVSs and fast attack jeeps
inducted in the maintenance shop. Also repaired radiators and cut
glass to all damaged equipment, and performed welding on all bent,
cracked or broken gear.
. Conducted sandblasting, applied primer and Chemical Agent Resistant
Coating (CARC) paint, and applied undercoating to vehicles inducted in
the shop.
. Supervised ten Marines and over thirty Japanese nationals performing
restoration and coercion control procedures to third Fleet Marine
Forces totaling over 4,000 vehicles.
. Served as the Quality Control Noncommissioned Officer to ensure that
work performed on all vehicles met the required standards and to
ensure that work performed was consistent with specifications within
all technical manuals.
EDUCATION
University of Maryland University College
2005-2008
. Major: Psychology
. Minor: Business Administration
Coastal Carolina Community College
1995
. Certificate of welding
San Diego University
2001
. Communication skills "recruiting course"
. Professional Selling Skills
Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland
1993
. Auto body Repair Training
Camp Johnson North Carolina
1998
. Basic Diesel Mechanic Training
. Non-Commission officer and Staff Non-Commission officer Leadership
Course 2009
. Environmental Training/ Hazardous Waste handling
2011
. Incident Command Systems ICS- 300 and ICS- 400 advanced
2007