Gary Scott, MBA
**** ********** **** ( Houston, TX 77083 ( ( 832-***-**** ( (
*************@*******.***
Director of Transportation / Superintendent / Safety Supervisor
Dedicated, resourceful, and results-oriented professional with strong
qualifications and experience to lead and support day-to-day
transportation, logistics, and safety programs. Expertise to supervise and
train team members and plan and execute projects, programs, and strategies
to enhance productivity, promote safety, and to improve services. Self-
motivated and eager to contribute diverse talents toward collaborating with
a company to deliver process improvements, achieve targeted business goals,
and build positive relations with internal/external customers.
Areas of Strength
( Transportation / Fleet Operations ( Develop/Deliver Safety Training
( Transport/Logistics Regulations
( Purchasing / Inventory / Facilities ( Project
Facilitation/Coordination ( Motivating Individuals / Teams
( P&L/Budget/Financial Oversight ( Operations/Process Improvement (
Relationship / Rapport Building
( Leadership/Mentoring/Coaching ( Allocating/Managing Resources (
Managing and Mitigating Risks
Professional Experience
Transportation Safety Specialist (2008 - Present), METRO, Houston, TX
1991 - Present
Direct responsibility for demonstrating strong communication and leadership
skills while managing all aspects of the organization's safety program and
policies. Accountable for improving and maintaining safety programs and
implementing new processes to create efficiency and quality throughout the
transit operations department.
. Continually evolve strategy and direct efforts to detect actual or
potential safety and health hazards and offer appropriate corrective
action to eliminate and control workplace hazards within nine facilities
nationwide.
. Work closely with operations management to assist in the investigation of
injuries, accidents and near misses, and coordinate the preparation of
material and evidence that might be used in hearings, law suits, and
claims.
. Formulate plans, methods, and processes to ensure the organization is in
full compliance and current with all applicable federal and state OSHA
Standards and internal safety and health related policies and procedures.
. Monitor and determine need for additional safety education, training, and
programs for employees as well as create, coordinate, and present
comprehensive training presentations on diverse occupational safety/health
topics.
Supervisor Foreman (1991 - 2008)
Held accountable for utilizing management skills, organization and
facilitation abilities, and industry knowledge to coordinate maintenance
for three Metro facilities. Implemented district-level training strategies
in order to improve overall customer satisfaction, market growth, service
quality, and profit benchmarks at six facilities.
. Monitored productivity, provided cost effective solutions, and managed
performance while coordinating and supervising 68 unionized mechanics,
cleaners, and inspectors in maintaining and repairing fleet of buses.
. Participated in daily meetings with management team to assess/recommend
solutions for prospective repairs or parts replacements for buses and
analyzed and presented factors such as cost projections and man-hour
needs.
. Provided contract maintenance services to major accounts which involved
coordinating on-site technical crew, advising on diagnosis, resolving
problems, and coordinating resources, parts, and labor to expedite
repairs.
. Displayed strong analytical and leadership skills to continually improve
productivity, manage customer service, support budget projections, and
implement systems to control costs and improve operational efficiency.
. Developed and implemented management directives that were successful in
helping guide the service function to record profitability and which
supported and complimented the parent company's effort to sell the
business.
Education
Master of Business Administration (MBA), University of Phoenix, Phoenix, AZ
(2011)
Bachelor of Business Administration in Management, University of Phoenix,
Phoenix, AZ (2008)