Refueler

Freddie Sutton Cell: 760-***-****

***** ***** **., ********, ** 92301 Email: **********@*****.***

Objective: To join the petroleum community as an experienced aircraft refueler and be involved in a company where I can utilize over 11 years of experience

SUMMARYOF QUALIFICATIONS

• Certified Bulk Fuel Specialist by the United States Marine Corps with over eleven years of experience

• Certified Pumper/Gauger Journeyman by the Department of Labor

• Certified Pumper/Gauger (Chemical, Petrol; Refin; Pipelines) Journeyman by the Department of Labor

• Licensed as a Commercial 5000 gallon fuel truck operator, and Hazmat driver

• Qualified in Confined Space Entry (OSHA), AFHE, hot refueling, cold refueling, defueling, tank farm, storing, receiving, and transferring

• Knowledgeable in safety considerations such as, handling hazardous material, environmental control, properties and characteristics of fuel, inventorying tanks and equipment, inspecting fueling components and operations, maintaining equipment, monitoring fuel transactions, pipeline components, and testing fuel.

• Experienced with JP5,JP8,AVGAS,MOGAS,Diesel,E85, and fuel

• Certified Authorized tower climber

• Certified Authorized tower climber and rescue

• Certified First Aid, CPR, and Blood borne Pathogens

• Certified OSHA 10/30

• Certified RF Awareness

EXPERIENCE

CSI Vista, California – Tower Technician

2013 – 2014

• Cell site Maintenance, Modifications and Upgrades

• Antenna and Line Installation, and System Testing

• In-Building Cell Site Installations

USMC Okinawa, Japan - Bulk Fuel Specialist 2011 – 2013

• Trained over 50 people by generating a working/training schedule, supervising crucial steps in the process, and implemented an effective mentorship program which resulted in an efficient high work tempo with high morale

• Assist in ensuring necessary training requirements were met, special projects were completed on time, and updated higher management on special issues such as personnel needed and supply shortages

• Inventory Bulk Fuel gear worth over $50,000 to include, Fuel Systems, Tactical Airfield Fuel Dispensing System (TAFDS), Amphibious Assault Fuel System (AAFS) and the Ground Expedient Refueling System (GERS)

• Inspect weekly and monthly 600gpm pumps for serviceability to ensure they are working properly and that the maintenance checklist is up to date. Correct deficiencies and ensure equipment meets requirements. Resulting in 100% pass rate for FASMO inspections.

USMC Camp Pendleton, California - Bulk Fuel Specialist 2008 – 2011

• Safely handled and disbursed over 600,000 gallons of fuel in 2011 through pipelines utilizing all required safety gear and safety precautions to include, valve checks, grounding cables, lock out tag out, computer evolutions, and constant monitoring allowing a high operational tempo with zero mishaps

• Accurately inventoried and accounted for over 500,000 gallons of fuel daily using gauging equipment, automated tank gauges, manual gauges, strapping charts, and conversion charts keeping the quantity of fuel within constant tolerance

• Supervised the issue of more than 1,119,940 gallons of JP-5 to 5,171 tenant and visiting aircraft in support of MAG-39 operations.

USMC Cherry Point, North Carolina - Bulk Fuel Specialist 2005– 2008

• Inspected and maintained 8 refueling points by performing preventive maintenance, before and after operation checks, and generating work orders to operate to the fullest capacity, while conducting fueling operation at Udairi Army Airfield, Kuwait.

• Assisted the US Navy in all hot refueling operations for the duration while aboard the USS Kearsarge

• Responsible for the Maintenance and employment of the Helicopter Expedient Refueling System (HERS) components

USMC Beaufort, South Carolina - Bulk Fuel Specialist 2002 – 2005

* Safely handled and disbursed over 6,000,000,000 gallons of fuel through pipelines,

and trucks utilizing all required safety gear and safety precautions to include, valve

checks, grounding cables, lock out tag out, computer evolutions, and constant

monitoring allowing a high operational tempo with zero mishaps

* Accurately inventoried and accounted for over 2,300,000 gallons of fuel daily using

gauging equipment, automated tank gauges, manual gauges, strapping charts, and

conversion charts keeping the quantity of fuel within constant tolerance

* Inspected and maintained 8 refueling points by performing preventive maintenance,

before and after operation checks, and generating work orders to operate to the fullest

capacity

EDUCATION

Associates Degree

Business Administration

Apprenticeship

Pumper-Gauger

(2000hrs)

Apprenticeship

Pumper-Gauger

(6000hrs)

CTU

Department of Labor

Department of Labor

2013 - Present

2011 – 2013

2006 – 2011

TRAINING

Tower Tech CSI Training Facility Vista, CA 2013

Bulk Fuel Specialist (USMC)

Quartermaster Center and School

Fort Lee, VA

2003

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