HUGH J. PADDY
***-** ***** ****, *********** GARDENS, NY 11413
917-***-**** **********@*****.***
PROFILE
A results-oriented operations professional seeking to leverage over 15 years of experience in
delivering service excellence in challenging work environments, including effective and efficient
utilization of resources, logistics management, customer service, and teambuilding and
supervision.
EXPERIENCE
Maggie’s Paratransit, Brooklyn, NY
Field Supervisor 05/2013 – Present
Supervise a pool of 40 drivers. Investigate and document accidents and other incidents involving
fleet drivers in the five boroughs of New York City. Conduct and document safety observation of
drivers.
TNT Express, Long Island City, NY
Operations Supervisor 12/2007 – 5/2010
Operations supervisor for Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island and Connecticut with responsibilities
included, but not limited to: supervised a workforce of 25; organized training and development
plans; and, resolved customer issues. Directed meetings with staff and maintained quality control
standards.
United Parcel Service, New York, NY
On-Car Supervisor 06/2003 – 6/2007
Front line supervisor focused on operational, procedural and safety elements of the package
delivery process. Managed 52 service providers and 40 vehicles with an average daily volume of
13,000 packages with responsibilities including, but not limited to: reconciling driver timecards
against daily activity recap; planned driver dispatch based on engineering volume forecast,
current trends and delivery area knowledge; and, verified driver loads were within range of
minimum/maximum performance standards and adjust accordingly. Performed 3-step quality and
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safety observations based on UPS facility, vehicle and service provider standards. Conducted
driver training classes for new full-time and part-time service providers.
Air Recovery Supervisor 0 7/1996 – 6/2003
Lead supervisor in the Air Department and was responsible for efficient air package movement
through the Hub and local sort operation; managed 30 employees handling next day, 2nd day air
premium packages international shipments; and, pre-tripped job set-up equipment to ensure
operational effectiveness. Conducted daily pre-sort meeting to review previous days’ operational
results and clarify current days’ plan. Analyzed and reviewed daily reports to improve quality
and aid in the reduction of damage claims and planned required staffing based on pick-up
volume, forecast expectancy and current trends.
ODC Supervisor 06/1994 – 7/1996
Created a department designed to expedite international package shipments through United States
Customs and increase on-time shipment reliability standards. Hired and trained all new
employees on proper methods and procedures; determined the amount of staffing and equipment
needed to process forecasted volume; and, verified shipper export declaration to ensure shipped
items did not exceed requirements. Input premium package invoice information into forecasting
system for proper handling by destination hub. Attended corporate training courses.
EDUCATION
Accounting (40 credits completed)
Medgar Evers College, City University of New York, Brooklyn, NY
Supervisor Leadership School, Labor Relations and Disciplinary Process
Time Study and Work Measurement School, D.O.T. and OSHA Regulations
People's Workshop, Package Operations Skills Training
Learning Center, United Parcel Service, New York, NY
REFERENCES: Available upon request