Specialist Warehouse
Resume:
Jon Haradon
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Areas of Expertise
Supply Management Microsoft Office Secret Clearance
Administration Inventory Control Leadership
Well versed in many government/military software programs such as: Property Book Unit System Enhanced, Unit Level Logistics System, and Standard Army Retail Supply System
Experience:
KBR – Material Specialist II 1/2021-Present
● Performs functions relating to technical research, requisitioning, stockage computation, stockage replenishment, custodial record keeping, issue, disposal, redistribution, tracking of equipment, supplies, and publications.
● Requisition and procurement processing, operate personal computers, multimedia data entry, scanning and retrieval systems, generate routine reports, and perform technical research for customer inquiries within GCSS-MC, MDSS II and any other system of record.
● Maintain and prepares necessary inventory control reports, custody reports, performs reconciliations and uses critical thinking skills to identify and take timely corrective action to solve date output and supply administration problems.
● Use automated systems related to accomplishment of above tasks. Provides training and guidance to lower level employees and performs other tasks as assigned to me.
Tropic Supply Air Conditioning/ Refrigeration Warehouse
Warehouse Supervisor 9/2015 – 1/2021
● Maintain warehouse staff by recruiting, selecting, orienting, and training employees.
● Coaching and counseling of employees; planning, monitoring, and appraising job results.
● Completes warehouse operational requirements by scheduling and assigning employees;
following up on work results
● Maintains physical condition of warehouse by planning and implementing new design layouts;
inspecting equipment; issuing work orders for repair and requisitions for replacement.
● Communicate with drivers to ensure efficient delivery of products
● Manage customer service requests promptly and resolve issues quickly.
● Safeguards warehouse operations and contents by establishing and monitoring security
procedures and protocol .
● Accurately and efficiently pulling and filling orders for delivery/counter sales/customers in a
timely manner. Ensuring all parts, pieces and serial numbers on the paperwork match the
inventory being pulled or received.
● Receiving and stocking incoming inventory from the Tropic line trucks, as well as, direct
shipments from manufacturers.
● Properly preparing transfers between Resource Centers.
● Efficiently and accurately loading and unloading trucks. This includes both common carriers and
Tropic Supply trucks and vans.
● Accurately and efficiently receiving and stocking incoming inventory.
● Properly and efficiently preparing outgoing shipments.
● Performing/assisting cycle counts as needed/directed by home office.
United States Army- Unit Supply Specialist 6/2009 – 3/2014
• Make sure my supply room and storage areas for the equipment is well organized so it makes it
easier to walk around and find items for inventories or for supplies that you need.
• Write everything that I have scheduled for the next day on a white board and info my leadership
when it is completely done at their expectations.
• When I have pop-up events that come down from the higher command I do what I have to do to
get it done no matter what it takes because my command believes me to get it done and the trust
my commander has in me makes me love to do my job.
• PMCS (Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services) on the vehicles we had for our supply
section.
•At my unit we had 34 pages of property book items that managed to be around 15 million dollars worth of equipment plus everything we took in on the 2 deployments I was on.
• Beginning of the week inventories on our supplies and equipment for proper accountability.
• Property book transactions to make sure every piece of equipment is put on and taken off the
property book correctly.
• Order/pick-up/process all the supplies and equipment that my fellow soldiers need to get the/their
job done.
• Update soldiers CIF (central issue facility) clothing records (it is their army gear)
• Make sure the equipment is property hand receipted down to a hand receipt holders.
• Schedule appointments for pick-up of supplies and equipment when it comes down from higher up command
• Weekly have 100 percent sensitive items inventories
• Monthly have 10 percent of the property book inventories
• Every 3 months have 100 percent property book inventories
• Enforced Risk management measures resulting in zero accidents or personnel injuries despite
organization's fast pace.
Education and Training
First Line Management Course 06/2012
Composite Risk Management Course 10/2011
Unit Supply Specialist Course 10/2009
Customs Border Clearance Agent Course 04/2011
Unit Armorer Course 05/2010
Environmental Officer Course 01/2010
Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced Course 12/2009
Financial Readiness Training 11/2009
Local Hazards Course 11/2009
Supply Management Course 08/2009
Combat Lifesaver Course 08/2009
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