Stage Manager Supply Clerk
Resume:
Christopher Milo Varga
Universal City, Texas 78148
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PERSONAL:
I am very detail oriented and take pride in my work and take on any job I'm given seriously. I like to be taught new things by others or on my own but I'm not afraid to ask for help if I need it. I adapt to changes rather quickly and enjoy variety not knowing what I will be doing form day to day makes the work that more enjoyable. I can switch roles quickly; either to work with a group or as the team leader or as an individual with specific task given or left to be self starting on my own initiative. Either way I strive to get the job done right as quickly and safely as possible. I have worked with various types and kinds of people with varying levels of experience being the trainee or the trainer. I'm very creative and I like to use this to solve problems and make my job more efficient and or safer for everyone involved.
I have been involved in A/V and Theater for more than 24 years of my life (although most of it as a volunteer status) from being the one in the scene to being the Stage Manager, Setting up Lighting, Back Stage, Setting Up & Striking Mobile Stages, Setting up microphones, Routing Various Cables from XLR, DMX and Temporary Electrical for stages and Recording, Editing, Mixing, and recently as a Production Assistant on several locally produced commercials and short films where I get to assist many of the departments on set. I enjoy all aspects of the Audio and Visual Industry from the planning to the building to the execution to the final tear down it is all just as exciting to get to work. In 2018 I started my own recording business OSR Studios specializing in recording and archiving personal and private events for groups and individuals.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
01/10/2017 – Present Hrs. per Week: 40 Motor Vehicle Operator Fork Lift WG05
US Air Force Joint Base San Antonio 502nd CES Recycling Section Randolph AFB
Use a manual transmission, make judgments concerning loading and arranging of cargo, use route selection, and safe operation of vehicle. Able to read and understand English, understand and apply recycling rules, regulations and procedures relating to recycle waste management. Help maintain the Randolph recycling program by assisting my work leader and colleagues with several duties inside and outside the recycle yard. These include but are not limited to checking buildings on a weekly routine basis, moving trailers which have cardboard back to the yard for emptying and replacing. Collecting and replacing of collection bins and emptying them weekly. Shredding PII/FOUO paper daily for proper disposal. Assist of maintaining the Recycling Section Yard by loading and unloading the trucks daily. Palatalizing items for pickup for further processing. Helping with customer’s special request such as giving them Moving Boxes and shredding personal papers for them. Talk to and educate base personal and facility mangers of recycling procedures and policies to properly prepare their recyclables for pick up. Suggested and began several new programs to aid in better quality of recyclable materials and keep people informed of them. Added more detailed signs to bins and trailers for better use of them. Moved recycle point in yard closer to gate for easier access for customers and more control of yard. Got more informational signs made for yard for customers assistance. Wrote first draft of current SOP used for all of Recycling sections of Joint Base San Antonio.
10/18/2010 – 12/20/2016 Hrs. per week: 40 Postal Motor Vehicle Operator/ Driver WG-05 US Army Garrison Stuttgart Germany, Stuttgart Germany
Keep money drawers in order, and record and balance daily transactions. Maintain financial or account records. Weigh letters and parcels, compute mailing costs based on type, weight, and destination, and affix correct postage. Weigh parcels to determine shipping costs. Calculate shipping costs. Obtain signatures from recipients of registered or special delivery mail. Register, certify, and insure letters and parcels. Arrange insurance coverage. Prepare outgoing mail. Sell and collect payment for products such as stamps, prepaid mail envelopes, and money orders. Sell products or services. Collect deposits, pay Sell and collect payment for products such as stamps, prepaid mail envelopes, and money orders. Collect deposits, pay. Answer questions regarding mail regulations and procedures, postage rates, and post office boxes. explain regulations, policies, or procedures. Sort incoming and outgoing mail, according to type and destination, by hand or by operating electronic mail-sorting and scanning devices. Provide customers with assistance in filing claims for mail theft, or lost or damaged mail. Respond to complaints regarding mail theft, delivery problems, and lost or damaged mail. Set postage meters, and calibrate them to ensure correct operation. Adjust office equipment to ensure proper operation.
05/15/2006 – 10/01/2010 Hrs. per week: 40, Motor Vehicle Operator/ Driver WG-08
37th Transportation Command 6966 Hanau Det., US Armed Forces Overseas GWOT, Germany
Supervisor: Clinton Revis - 061**-***-****
Know how to use a manual transmission, and splitter. Drive a vehicle with a gross weight of 19,000 lbs and over (7.5 ton, tractor trailers and 40 foot box trucks). Ensured vehicles was in operational condition by doing daily checks and preventive services on tractors and trailers. Documenting deficiencies and notifying superiors of problem. Select best rout of travel for safe operation of vehicle. Know and understand and how to apply postal rules, regulations and procedures relating to mail transportation and security. Was familiar with military and civilian laws and regulations concerning driving times and restrictions on driving a commercial vehicle on public roads. Followed and obeyed safe driving practices at all times. Verified mail had proper documentation and seal #'s matched to paperwork before leaving mail distribution point. Kept all military and civilian travel and fuel logs accurate and up to date. Filed said paperwork after returning for proper filing and processing of mission to main office.
10/17/2002 to 05/14/2006 Hrs per week: 40, Warehouse Worker (Receiving), HPP-5
AAFES Europe. APO AE 09165, Jim Mullins, DSN 322-8603.
Maintaining records; receiving, screening, reviewing, and verifying documents, and verifying the validity of documents with which merchandise is attached to. Unload tractor-trailer containers and separate items by palatalizing for each department. Receive (Purchase Orders) through automated supply system, verifying that merchandise belongs to the PO. By inspecting the items on order with items received. Inspect merchandise for UPC label and that label scans for proper price and name of item. Verify proper amount and the merchandise is not visibly damaged. Add items to automated supply system according to store policies and procedure. Deliver merchandise to proper area using various material handling equipment from 10K forklifts, carts, two-wheel
dollies, to manual and electric pallet jacks. Pick up mail from APO and distribute to proper office, understand and apply postal rules, regulation and procedures relating to mail distribution. Prepare outgoing mail have knowledge of procedures for collection and distribution of classified mail.
09/10/2002 to 04/15/2002 Hrs per week: 40, Lead Route Driver, E-4
565th Quarter Master Company, 3rd Combat Support Command. Fort Hood, TX 76544
Sgt David Adeola, 502-***-****
Lead Route Driver for major military warehouse. Operating a vehicle with a gross weight of 19,000 lbs. with manual and automatic transmissions. Ensured vehicles were in operational condition by doing daily checks and preventive services on tractors and trailers. Documenting deficiencies and notifying superiors of problem. Verified shipment had proper documentation that matched physical part. Supervised and oversaw uploading of material for delivery to various customers depending on daily needs. Secured loads for safe movement, by making judgments concerning loading and arranging cargo. Drove supplies to various agencies. Personally moving $2.1 million dollars in supplies over a 4 month period
03/29/2001 to 09/09/2002 Hrs per week: 40, Warehouse Supervisor, E-4
565th Quarter Master Company, 3rd Combat Support Command. Fort Hood, TX 76544
Sgt David Adeola, 502-***-****
Responsible for warehouse storage buildings daily operations with over $3 million in serviceable items and parts. Maintained a 98% accuracy rate. Supervised and trained personnel assigned in proper procedures. Checked bin ticket with information on part for proper nomenclature and quantity. Make locations for items not yet assigned. Update automated supply system. Kept manual records of stored items and locations. Inventoried warehouse weekly. Operated in house forklift system and pallet jack.
11/15/1999 to 02/08/2001 Hrs per week: 40, Motor pool Supply Section Supervisor, E-4
Echo Battery 5-7 Air Defense Artillery, 69th Brigade. Patriot APO AE, GE 09089
SFC James Lawton.
Maintained computer based supply system for a military motor pool with over 40 vehicles and support equipment. Communicated on daily basis with the motor pool supervisor and the mechanics about vehicles having maintenance and services due. Printed maintenance logs for the weekly operator inspections and services. Updated information of discrepancies and ordered parts when required. Ordered service parts for vehicles and support equipment using automated supply system. When required Initiated and submitted documentation for higher maintenance request and tracked status. Picked up parts from supply point and processed into system for the operator to be able to fix discrepancies. Ensured proper filing of required records. Maintained over 90 individuals’ government drivers licenses and certifications for the different vehicles assigned to our unit. Adding, deleting and, changing an individual’s information and ensuring all data was current and up to date. Was responsible to ensure vehicles to be dispatched had proper documentation and authorization before leaving the motor pool. Made weekly inventories of on hand supply stock consisting of 300 or more items totaling over $500,000 in value. Delegated,
supervised and verified task of supply clerks assigned under me. Verified the sections vehicles were in operational condition checked documentation for deficiencies and notifying superiors if problem is out of jurisdiction. Trained incoming clerks on proper supply policies and procedures and day to day task to be able to function with as little as supervision as possible.
03/09/1999 to 11/14/1999 Hrs per week: 40, Motor pool Supply Clerk, E-3
Echo Battery 5-7 Air Defense Artillery, 69th Brigade. Patriot APO AE, GE 09089
SFC James Lawton.
Helped maintain computer based supply system for a military motor pool with over40 vehicles and support equipment. Printed maintenance logs for the weekly operator inspections and services. Assisted updating information of discrepancies and ordered parts when required. When required submitted documentation for higher maintenance request. Picked up parts from supply point and processed into system for the operator to be able to fix known discrepancies. Was responsible to ensure vehicles to be dispatched had proper documentation and authorization before leaving the motor pool. Filed all required records according to proper policies and procedures. Assisted in weekly inventory of on hand supply stock consisting of 300 or more items totaling over $500,000 in value. Ensured sections vehicles were in operational condition by doing daily checks and preventive maintenance services on all 3 vehicles assigned to the supply section and documenting deficiencies and notifying supervisor of problem.
10/11/1997 to 03/03/1999 Hrs per week: 40, Subsistence Supply Clerk, E-2
Higher Headquarters Company, 266th Quarter Master Battalion, Ft Lee, VA 23801
SFC Clarence B. Nance JR.
Maintained and accounted for $200,000 of subsistence with a 99% accuracy rate. Operated Army Automated Food Management Supply System (AFMSS). Supervised and assisted soldiers tasked to unload trucks and store food items correctly according to governmental and US Army health policies and procedures. Processed received food orders into system. Projection ordered subsistence for a facility feeding over 400 people daily based on a constantly changing menu within a set budget. Tracked all items used on a daily basis and input into system to keep records up to date. Did physical inventories of on hand food items and balanced with systems account at end of each month.
1986-1990 Hrs. per Week: 40 Radar and Navigation Specialist on F-111E E-4
USAF RAF Upper Heyford England
Troubleshot and repaired Radar and Navigation systems on the F-111E aircraft (avionics). Using proper Technical Orders and Procedures and documenting all maintenance according to regulations and policies. Tracked time and jobs with automated maintenance tracking systems. was cross trained in other shops from Flight controls, ECS, EGRESS and Engines to assisting weapons with load outs on the aircraft. Worked several positions and had many different responsibilities in squadron tool room such as a "Bench Stock Monitor" assuring proper levels of expendable items were maintained through physical security and monthly inventories. Inspected tools for serviceability and accountability as the "Tool Control Monitor.". Tracked and logged Turn in of sensitive aircraft parts for return to Air Force supply system. Was involved in physically removing and realigning the LCOSS aiming system on the squadron's aircraft improving target acquisition and bombing accuracy. This procedure was eventually implemented in all of the squadrons on base while stationed at Upper Heyford improving the whole 520th bombing scores. Experience with various types of monitoring and test equipment such as multi-meters, oscilloscopes, time domain reflectometer. Aircraft ground support equipment like external power units, cooling units and heating units. Also specialized test equipment such as a bore-sight fixture, gyro alignment test set and terrain avoidance radar test equipment. have also had time in the tool room and aircraft parts turn-in section
EDUCATION & TRAINING
2021 Film Production and Editing, Recording Radio Film Connections San Antonio, Texas
2018 Audio Engineering, Audio EnginEaring Institute San Antonio, Texas
1999 The Army Manual Maintenance System(TAMMS), Motor pool Supply, Vilseck, Germany
1997 Certificate of Training, Automated Logistics Supply Course, Fort Lee, VA
1992 Business Management, Indiana Business School
1986 Fundamentals of Electronics, USAF Lowry AFB Colorado (Honor Graduate)
1986 Certificate of Data Processing, Central Nine Vocational School, Greenwood, IN
1986 Diploma, Beech Grove High School, Beech Grove, IN
AWARDS:
Army Commendation Medal, Fort Hood Texas, 03/29/2001 - 04/04/2002
For personally moving 960 tons of materials to reutilization sites over a four month period while stationed at Fort Hood 2001-2004
Army Achievement Medal, Babenhausen Germany, 03/09/99 - 02/08/2001
For outstanding self motivation and expertise in job performance. Maintained automated supply system for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance for a military unit with over 500 service tracked items..
Army Commendation Medal, Prince Sultan AB, Saudi Arabia, 12/06/99 - 04/22/200
For turning in more than $1.2 million in excess parts over a 3-month period back into the military supply chain.
Army Achievement Medal, Fort Lee, Virginia, 11/01/1997 - 02/15/1999
For exceptional job performance and professionalism while stationed there
OTHER INFORMATION:
Over 5 years of experience in the U.S. Army in various assignments as an Automated Supply Specialist. Demonstrated good supervisor and managerial skills and gained work experience in several aspects of the supply field. Over 25 years of practical experience in computers and a certification in data processing. Exposure to various computer systems and software such as CPM, MSDOS, Windows, ASAP Microsoft Office, ASAP, AFMSS, FEDLOG, Sage Data Base, ULLS-G, SARRS-1, AMPS, IMDF. Operated and conducted daily checks and preventive maintenance on vehicles from 4k to 50k forklifts and 1.5 ton to 5 ton trucks up to 40ton trailer combination and specialized large cargo moving vehicles. Managed prescribed load list PLL and shop stock utilizing automated supply applications. Inventoried storage bins and locations with sensitive and high value items for various weapons systems and vehicles. Been put in jobs requiring public trust and posses a military secret clearance.
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