ROBERT RILEY
Lawton, OK. 73505
Cell: 317-***-****
Home: 580-***-****
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OBJECTIVE
Obtain a position with an organization that values professional workers with proven leadership
abilities and diverse experience in supervision and training.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
I bring 20 years of experience in the Armed Forces with 15 years in managing personnel.
Granted a SECRET security clearance by the federal government. Excellent written and oral
communication and computer skills. Spent over 15 years coaching, mentoring, and counseling
young men and women on personal growth and professional development. Goal oriented
individual or team player committed to excellence and mission accomplishment. Well versed in
training development and management techniques.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
or/Equal Opportunity Advisor May 2003 - May 2006
ization and demobilization of all Active Component and Reserve
s. Coordinates installation support from military and civilian agencies for
ed, planned and executed multiple Culminating Training Events. Responsible
n, coordination, and development and tracking of manning and resources at
Supervisor
U.S. Army, Fort Sill, OK
Supervised the daily operations,
productivity and efficiency of several
teams consisting of up to 20 personnel.
Responsible for maintaining equipment
valued in excess of $9 million.
Implemented a quarterly certification
program used to validate the proficiency
of all assigned personnel. Developed a
weekly training program used to prepare
all team members for qualification.
Counseled subordinates monthly on job
performance and provided guidance and
techniques for increased productivity.
Senior Supervisor
U. S. Army, Camp Casey, Republic of Korea
Assisted in the management of 85
employees. Evaluated new work
requirements, identified required tasks and
resource requirements, and assisted in the
development of detailed plans and
instructions to subsidiary organizations.
Helped to establish quality control standards.
Assisted in the evaluations of quality work
by subsidiary units and the overall
organization. Identified problems in
personnel and procedures and recommended
corrective actions.
Training Supervisor
U. S. Army, Ft. Sill, OK
Developed curriculum for established training programs.
Identified course objectives and constituent tasks while
developing outlines, scripts, and training material. Collected
data and submitted reports regarding student progress and
course administration. Identified potential course
improvements and made recommendations to school
administrators.
Supervisor/Equal Opportunity Advisor
U.S. Army, Bamberg, Germany
Determined training requirements for mid-level managers, directed the planning of training
programs, and supervised the conduction of training programs. Developed special training
programs to meet unique criteria to resolve problems. Mediated conflicts between operating units
of the organization, and took corrective actions.
EDUCATION
• Army, FT. Sill, OK, 1992
Crewmember Course, U.S.Diploma, General Studies, Tallulah High School, Tallulah, LA, 1992
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