Operations Officer Network Administrator

Carlos J. Tricoche

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Williamsburg VA 757-***-****

*********@***.***

Objective

Managerial position with opportunity to perform Information Technology duties.

Experience

Senior Network Administrator

Virginia International Terminals, Norfolk, VA

1999 –Present

Maintain a WAN spanning four cities, support over a 100 servers, 350 desktop 80 networked printers, copiers and Xerox multifunctional Machines. Twenty years experience in the IT networking field. Managed technical teams in special projects from cross functional fields in order to initiate and coordinate operational improvements.

Vessel Operation Foreman

Virginia International Terminals, Norfolk, VA

1993-1999

Supervised 40 Longshoreman in all aspect of Marine Terminal Operations. Organized daily work to satisfycustomer’s request. Plan, coordinate and executed discharged plans for over 500 containers per vessel, in time to expedite vessel turnaround time, Perform Safety Inspections for a 23 acres terminal facility. Organized, planned and ordered daily labor to match work requirements, taking in consideration cost and equipment availability.

Terminal Operations Officer

U.S. Army, Military Traffic Management Command,Rotterdam

1991 – 1993

Supervised a twelve man team to coordinate the movement of over 45,000 pieces of military equipment to four European Ports during operation Desert Shield. Established, managed, and troubleshoot a system to track these movements via highway, rail, barges, and air to the ports expediting the successful loading of 107 vessels in 62 days.

Commander 97th Transportation Company

U.S. Army, Ft. Eustis, Virginia

1990 – 1991

Commanded 157 soldiers, and six 175 feet long vessels. Consistently maintained 95% personnel ready for global deployment. Responsible for over 50 million dollars’ worth of equipment and managed a 100,000 dollars annual budget. Established a solid preventive maintenance program to achieve an Equipment Mission Capable Rate of 90% or better for both marine and ground equipment.

Logistics Transportation Officer

U.S. Army, Ft Riley, Kansas

1982 – 1990

Developed training strategies for transportations officers Basic and Advanced courses. Identified, and analyzed critical task for which leaders must be trained to be successful transporters and logisticians. Planned and coordinated the deployment of 19,000 soldiers and 3,100 pieces of equipment, rail loaded over 900 pieces of equipment for a Mechanized Infantry Division during REFORGER Exercise.

Education

Certification

BS General Science.

Catholic University Ponce, Minor in Psychology

1982

Comptia Network + and A+ Certified,

Microsoft Certification Course.

Interests

Sailing, Tennis, Fluent in Spanish

References

References are available on request.

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