Shakil Nicole Tyson

*** ***** ***

Anniston Alabama 36207

256-***-**** adraxv@r.postjobfree.com

Summary

I am a dependable worker with 3 years of experience as a MEI. I am very knowledgeable of DSS and an outstanding trainer. I have good written and verbal communication skills. I can work independently and within a team. I have a strong sense of attention to details, and I ensure a clean and safe work environment.

Area of Expertise:

Problem solving Teamwork skills

Critical thinking Strong work ethic

Efficiency

DLA Anniston Army Depot (6/10/2020-PRESENT) – Material Examiner and Identifier WG-6912-06:

7 Frankford Ave Anniston Al. 36207 256-***-****

Supervisor: Jeff Shaver; 40+ Hours per week Contact: Yes

Wages: $20.

Duties: I receive, examines, and determines the condition and disposition of a wide variety of materials.

Review disposals turn-in document and compares data against property to assure correct information including proper documentation (e.g., stock number, nomenclature, quantity, unit of issue, disposal authority code, DEMIL and condition code).

I visually inspect usable property for obvious signs of condition and determines acceptability

Determine condition and determine any special handling requirements (e.g., hazardous material, precious metals, security, DEMIL, Special focus items, etc.) and assigns appropriate classification instructions for warehousing.

Verify accuracy of demilitarization codes, takes action to challenge questionable items/codes, and maintains segregated storage of property requiring DEMIL.

Ensure proper certification is attached to turn-in document when demilitarized by host or generating activity.

Perform special and periodic inventory of property; re-palletizes/re-locates property as necessary.

Operate forklifts and related materials handling equipment to move, load and unload, stack or un-stack palletized materials, supplies, and equipment.

ACI Accent Controls/DLA Anniston Army Depot (5/10/2020-06/30/2020) Warehouse Specialist:

7 Frankford Ave Anniston Al. 36207 843-***-****

Supervisor: Eric Boykin; 40+ Hours per week Contact: Yes

Wages: $ 18.80

Duties: I perform professional or technical duties such as: Serves as packaging specialist with responsibility for the design, development, preparation and review of preservation, packaging, packing, marking, out-loading and storage requirements for small arms.

I serve as primary or alternate assignee involving one or more major systems.

Provide technical packaging support on a world-wide basis.

Develop, designs and documents packaging, marking, loading and storage requirements for major items, components, repair parts and ammunition items on packaging data sheets, packaging specifications, technical manuals, marking and loading drawings for various modes of transportation.

I provide packaging requirements for inclusion in Storage Serviceability Standards and Ammunition Surveillance Procedures.

Participate in the development of scope of work requirements in engineering services contracts, which include requirements for documentation of packaging requirements by contractors.

I ensure that all packaging and out-loading requirements have been developed and on file sufficiently to support initial movement of materiel and documentation for the release activity.

I participate in conferences/committees to come up with recommendations, which may be used in formulating or revising higher-level packaging policies.

Prepare, maintains, and implements AMCOM approved list of packaging materials.

Perform administrative duties such as: reviews, coordinates, and monitors implementation of policies governing the program area; develops and carries out local directives and guidance; maintains program records and prepares and submits reports; develops information papers and briefings.

VSE/TACOM Anniston Army Depot (8/10/2017-11/11/2019) – Supply Technician:

7 Frankford Ave Anniston Al. 36207 256-***-**** Supervisor: Dennis Butler/John McGriff; 40+ Hours per week Contact: Yes

Wages: $25.50

Duties: I have been trained to process purchase requests for supplies, tools, materials, services, and equipment to supporting operation and maintenance of all production and test equipment supporting the maintenance mission in the Nichols Industrial Complex.

Performs market research to determine availability, quality and cost reasonableness of tools and safety equipment required for maintenance and repair of production and test equipment.

I have been trained to: Validates Purchase Requests. Check stock per material. Cross reference’s part numbers to federal stock numbers and determines source of supply and unit cost of each item.

Recommends and implements secondary supply actions, after long lead time items have been identified, such as local purchase.

Determines and plans most efficient method of providing for supplies, tools and material.

Performs market research and prepares required documentation including purchase description and/or specifications, cost estimates, market research documentation, and sole source justification as needed, for procurement of supplies and of services over the micro-purchase threshold limit of $2,500.

Makes daily follow-up with supervisor to keep informed of supply status and needs, determines priority or urgent need to eliminate production delays created by shortage of parts.

Trained to utilize the Logistics Modernization Program (LMP) to submit service contract requirements for tools, materials, and supplies.

Perform assignments of procedures involved in the requisition, receipt, issue, accounting, documenting, reporting, processing, and disposal of tools, supplies and materials. This involves developing flow charts, compiling quantitative and/or qualitative data, determining alternative actions, and recommending solutions.

Use sound judgment to select and apply the available guidelines and all technical data to provide effective part and component support for the program.

Independently implement or determine detailed methods and procedures to accomplish the assignments.

I use (ATICTS) Automated Tool Inventory Control and Tracking System to issue, receive and track inventory for tools and or Safety Equipment.

I requisition, receive, inventory and issue safety equipment and tools.

Receives all used safety and respiratory protective equipment.

Determines from observation and operational tests whether items are repairable or cost effective to repair. Items include air purifying respirators (half and full face), supplied air respirators (SAR), (for painting, welding, sandblasting, etc.), emergency breathing apparatus (EBA) (emergency egress from a hazardous atmosphere), self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) (for firemen HAZMAT teams, emergency rescue teams, workers in the Toxic Ammunition Area), any worker who works in an "Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (IDLH) environments", powered air purifying respirators, loose-fitting respirators (for welding, sandblasting, etc.), air purification and regulator panels, vortex air conditioner, mortem air heaters, etc., protective clothing and equipment (rain suits, sandblasting suits, driving helmets, hard hats, welding helmets, etc.).

Disassembles, inspects, troubleshoots, tests, removes, installs, patches, cleans components and assemblies, checking each part for damage or deterioration, on all respiratory protective and safety equipment.

Inspects each part for defects, cuts, holes, abrasions, scratches, cracks, leaks, pits, blisters, creases, and corrosion damage. Repairs damaged metal parts by straightening dents and filing rough edges, using hammers, chisels, and files, etc., on safety equipment. Removes and installs new parts, such as inhalation and exhalation valves, diaphragm, "0" rings, face piece, head harness, bearings, nipples, pistons, retaining rings, gaskets, lens, spectacle kits, pressure gauges, bezels, back-up rings, bonnets, by-pass seats and stems, injectors, springs, primary and secondary levers, locking clips, filters, battery packs, seals, cylinders, hoses, adapters, quick disconnect, cylinder valves, filter housing, breathing tubes, regulators, audible alarms, etc.

Assures that replacement parts are from same factory and are identical to the ones being replaced. Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) are flow tested each year, and total overhaul every three years or sooner as required.

Makes operational test, subjective breathing test, and flow test of all repaired or overhauled respirators, using Breathing Apparatus Test Bench Console.

Maintains, troubleshoots, tests, repairs, and calibrates electric and air operated test equipment such as Breathing Apparatus Test Bench Console, TSI plus quantitative face fit tester, High Pressure (5000 PSI) respiratory air system, equipped with valves, gauges, regulators, electric motors, vacuum pumps, electric timers, micro switches, relays, resistors, tubing, and fittings.

Using OSHA qualitative and quantitative face fit test protocols, tests users for proper fitting respirators needed for various jobs.

Maintains many styles and sizes of respirators for fit test purposes. Assures that user does not have facial hair (beard, mustache, etc.) that would interfere with proper fit of respirator to face. Performs different qualitative fit test protocols, (irritant smoke, stannic oxychloride, banana oil, isogamy l acetate, and saccharin solution aerosol).

Determines if any fumes are leaking into face piece, by odor threshold screening test. Ensures user avoids olfactory fatigue.

Performs quantitative face fit test protocols using several respirators fit test machines. Performs qualitative test of face piece on user in test booth.

Performs functional check of control panel to assure machine is operating properly. Makes functional adjustments in accordance with manufacturer's instructions.

Draws samples from the face piece during a series of predetermined exercises (normal breathing, deep breathing, moving head side to side up and down, talking, and again normal breathing).

Performs tests with machine, recording strip chart of each exercise.

Receives used safety and respirator equipment for cleaning, sanitizing and sterilizing.

Operates commercial type, ultrasonic sterilizing, and washing machines and drying devices for cleaning, disinfecting, sterilizing, and drying of safety and respiratory equipment.

After cleaning and drying of respirators, seal items in plastic bags for storage and reissue. Performs maintenance on ultrasonic washer by emptying disinfectant from reservoir and replacing with fresh disinfectant.

Performs preventive maintenance to machines such as cleaning chassis weekly, checking disinfectant level to assure accurate level is maintained, checking filters and screens in drain valves, cleaning reservoir and floats, etc.

American Phoenix INC. (3/16/2015-8/2/2017) Operator (Lead)

100 National Dr. Anniston Al 36207 256-***-****

Supervisor: Reggie Kirk Contact: Yes40+ Hours per week

Wages: $15.00

Duties: Sets-up and operates production and material handling equipment.

Loads materials with production and material handling equipment.

Identifies and marks materials and product to maintain required identification, classification, and traceability.

Completes required documentation of production and material handling processes.

Checks measurements.

Operates bag sealer to seal bags.

Performs proper bag sealing (lift bags to sealer platform, place open end in sealer, press air out of bags)

Checks bags for proper seal and product code.

Lifts bags from sealer platform and places bags in shipping bin.

Assist Lead Operator as needed during the setup of each production run

Ensures materials are placed on the platform in the correct position for each hopper/feeder

Keeps hoppers filled and empty them during changeovers

Aware of production line needs to ensure it does not run out of material

Communicates with the Lead Operator of the material needs of the production line

Print product identification on the Material Handling Prep Sheet during setup of each production run

Performs a physical setup check using the Chemical Setup Sheet

Labels bags.

Honeywell Aerospace (8/20/2013-03/15/2015) Level 1(FAA) Mechanic

1 Cliff Garret Drive. Anniston Al 36203 256-***-****

Supervisor: Corey Lemons, 40 hours per week, Contact: YES

Wages: $14.60

Duties: Perform repairs on aviation wheels and brakes (aviation accessories) per FAA requirements.

Assist in maintaining shop compliance to current regulatory requirements.

Previous aviation experience desirable and/or mechanical experience.

Working to improve and develop processes involving cycle time reduction.

Able to read, interpret and understand technical drawings and manuals.

Process strong listening skills, self-starter, and is willing to accept ownership of multiple tasks within and established timeline.

Must be able to work in a team, be flexible, and comfortable with change. Must be able to lift a minimum of 35lbs unassisted.

Have knowledge of reading technical documents.

The operator is required to use protective equipment, attend safety-training classes, and maintain a safe and orderly work environment.

Maintain appropriate inspections, paperwork and logbooks of units worked. Successful candidate will be self-motivated, flexible in meeting schedules and shop requirements and have a strong bias for action.

Education:

Anniston High School 1301 Woodstock Ave Anniston Al 36207 Diploma/2005/3.5

Gadsden State Community College/Cosmetology Course 2006/07 1801 Coleman Rd. Anniston Al. 36207

Jacksonville State University/Nursing Course 2011/12 1602, 700 Pelham Rd. N. Jacksonville Al. 36265

Training:/Certification

LMP 101, LMP Requisitioning, MP Inventory

(ATICTS) Automated Tool Inventory Control and Tracking System

First Aid, (CPR) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

(AED) Automated External Defibrillator

Forklift (3 years’ experience)

Expeditor (2 years’ experience)

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