Angela Cummings-Moss

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Professional Summary

- Accomplished Material Handler tasks as a DoD federal contractor for Advanced Project Consulting at Robins AFB while supporting the 560th, 561st, and the 562nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadrons

- Completed Material Coordinator tasks as a DoD federal contractor for M-1 Support Services supporting the 559th AMXS for the 402nd Aircraft Maintenance Group

- Worked for the Boeing Company as a production coordinator and insulation fabricator while providing planning and scheduling services for the various parts, assemblies, subassemblies, and components for the C-17 aircraft

Professional Experience

Advanced Project Consulting October 2014 – June 2022 Robins AFB, GA 40 Hours per week

Material Handler (Federal DoD Contractor) 402nd CMXG Secret Clearance

- Accomplished material handler tasks for the 561st, 560th, and 562nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadrons while serving as a senior member of the team that was responsible for organizing and coordinating an effective storage operation

- Followed work sequence instructions to perform assigned tasks related to materials handling and inventory control

- Performed dispatching tasks that effectively moved materiel correctly from the warehouse to the required locations

- Advised management on the safety of facilities, equipment, and planned material handling operations

- Evaluates alternatives for life cycle cost and other trade-off parameters to ensure optimal use of valuable resources without degrading operational readiness

- Leads efforts to assist the contract office pertaining to processes, procedures, and technical requirements

- Performs data analysis concerning the planning and programming documents to determine the nature and scope of acquisition efforts

- Prepares and presents various reports, briefings, and recommendations to senior leadership and affected organizations for decision making

- Developed, established, and maintains effective working relationships with senior level officials including those that are members of both internal and external organizations

- Analyzes and develops data to determine logistic objectives and goals

Identifies support requirements including funding, contract development, and technical support requirements

Establishing relationships between the participants involved in deploying the plan to achieve the identified goals

- Process data for incoming and outgoing IPV assets for reuse by numerous Air Force agencies

- Perform skilled work in specific areas of expertise requiring special licenses and/or certifications as mandated by the Department of Defense

- Inventoried 27K IPV assets valued at $3.6M; resulting in $3.6M cost savings to the government

- Ensure that suppliers and maintenance activities comply with health, fire, and other safety regulations

- Schedules, coordinates, directs and performs routine and comprehensive updates of assigned facilities; observe and report any and all defects, deterioration, and wear on all local, state, and federal amenities to include regulations through the work order system

- Comply, organize and maintain all MSDS records for any and all chemicals used in facilities in accordance with all local, state, and federal guidelines

- Complete all documentation and data entry associated with inspections in a timely & accurate manner and obtain signatures from customers to ensure proper records are submitted

- Review supply system changes, update procedures and provide guidance to employees on the changes

- Coordinated the turn-in of over 1K assets for C-17 in a weeks’ time

- Piloted a special project alongside Tinker AFB in support of parts for production

- Coordinates, plans, and analyzes various major system’s acquisition into specific requirements for money, manpower, materiel, facilities, and services needed to support the program

- Creates monthly reports including Customer Wait Time, Average Requisition Time, Item Issue Effectiveness, Inventory Accuracy, Item Disposal Finances, and Backorder Percentages

- Complied with safety standards for handling and storing hazardous materials

- Follow safety standards for handling and storing hazardous materials to adhere with established protocols

- Conducted material receiving procedures by exercising care and precautions during uncrating and unpacking materials

- Followed special handling instructions for hazardous and ordnance materials

- Interpret and provide guidelines to workers on fire, safety, and security requirements for storage and receipt of materials

- Certified shipping documents to verify inventory of supplies received

- Complied with safety regulations to assist in developing plans for storage and arrangement of hazardous and non-hazardous stock

- Coordinate materials offloaded from ships to verify materials are stored by hazard types

- Received material issued from external supply activities or commercial sources in accordance with federal or local policies and procedures to support warehouse operations

- Reviewed material packaging, labeling, and documentation to identify the need for classified material designation

- Documented discrepancies in material condition and shipments to verify it is made a matter of official record

- Identified locations that facilitate quick retrieval of items being stored to meet requirements

- Conducted physical inventories to validate and reconcile inventory records

- Constructed a general warehousing plan to organize, arrange, and segregate stock into optimum storage and stowage locations

- Loaded and unloaded weight distributed stock to prevent shifting and damage of materials M-1 Support Services October 2009 – September 2012 Robins AFB, GA 40 Hours per week

Material Coordinator (Federal DoD Contractor) 402nd AMXG Secret Clearance

- Responsible for the use and supervision of chemical applications including proper mixing, proper use, and proper disposal

- Directed warehouse functional areas including receiving, replenishment, shipping, order fulfillments, and product returns on time and accurately

- Follow established procedures to verify the accuracy and completeness of documentation used to track, store, ship, and receive classified, sensitive, and pilferable materials or items

- Follow written procedures for handling of controlled or classified material

- Handle hazardous material based on regulations, manuals, policies, procedures to plan the receipt, storage, and shipping operations of an organization

- Use material handling techniques in storing items to verify easy retrieval, convenience in handling, protection from damage, or ease of movement

- Use storage guidelines and procedures to prevent damage and deterioration to materials

- Follow the first-in-first-out (FIFO) concept to verify gross aging and deterioration of items is kept to a minimum

- Safely operate a forklift, hand truck, pallet jack, or other material handling equipment to gather items for shipment

- Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) to work safely and provide protection from hazards in the workplace

- Comply with safety regulations to assist in developing plans for storage and arrangement of hazardous and non-hazardous stock

- Follow environmental standards for storing, using, handling, labeling, or disposing of hazardous materials and waste

- Conduct safety inspections of hazardous waste storage area to verify containers are properly stored

- Coordinate incoming and outgoing shipments to facilitate movement of materials in accordance with priorities, scheduling required, and space allocations

- Maintain a current inventory of materials and equipment for an organization with optimum inventory accuracy, space utilization, and special handling

- Load and unload hazardous materials (e.g., toxic chemicals, pesticides, flammables) in compliance with directives

- Use inventory computer systems and scanner equipment to receive and transmit storage, inventory, and requisition data

- Maintain documentation and records indicating material security classification, description, labeling, and transfer requirements for all movements of controlled materials

- Consider height, weight, and special handling requirements to stack, move, arrange, organize, and rotate items for best use of warehouse space

- Maintain hazardous waste accumulation areas to verify containers are set up to receive waste materials and are correctly labeled

- Attach barcode tags for tracking of pilferable, classified, sensitive, or valuable items

- Check hazardous material containers for labeling in accordance with established guidelines

- Consolidate material to provide maximum space utilization and protection of materials

- Examine material to determine the condition, handling, packaging, and shipping of items requiring special handling or documentation

- Handle and store material (e.g., chemicals, electronics, building materials, compressed gasses, metals, hazardous materials) in accordance with regulations

- Handle special materials (e.g., classified, hazardous) in accordance with federal and local policies and procedures along with the local Bio-Surveys

- Trained lower level technicians concerning AFOSH and hazardous material handling, transportation, and disposal

- Received shipments from third-party suppliers and performed quality control procedures concerning inventory and proper material

- Oversaw warehouse staff in counting, weighing, and identifying both shipped and received items along with reconciling materials against invoices, bills of lading, and handling custom orders

- Complied with all local and AFOSH rules and regulations without one single incident while working in the warehouse

- Supervised receipt of merchandise to ensure only distribution center designated products are accepted and processed

- Managed the inventory system data and performed routine audits to maintain inventory and data integrity

- Recommended strategies to increase and improve productivity, efficiency, and accuracy to reduce costs

- Trained over 25 newly hired warehouse workers to operate as efficient shipping and receiving clerks while complying with the company’s rules and regulations

- Packed, secured, labeled and applied postage to materials preparing for shipment

- Loaded and positioned raw materials in loading and feeding mechanisms

- Moved materials and fixtures such as paperboard rolls, dies and repeats using pallet jacks, hand carts, and forklifts

- Inspected printed products for clarity, color accuracy, and conformance to provided specifications

- Promptly removed completed loads from press

- Operated press to achieve highest print quality and productivity with minimal scrap

- Multi-tasked to keep all assigned projects running effectively and efficiently.

- Reviewed completed orders for quality and accuracy

- Followed safety procedures, donning protective gear for face and body and disabled machines in emergency situations

- Received incoming shipments and compared contents against associated records with RF handheld and transmitted materials to proper department

- Coordinated shipping requests for expedited delivery and documented accurately to achieve correct billing

- Liaised between warehouse personnel and customer to facilitate account and operational needs

- Collaborated with shipping department staff to facilitate smooth materials returns to the correct vendor

Boeing Company November 2007 – November 2008

Macon, GA 40 Hours per week

Production Controller

- Completed both planning and scheduling tasks pertaining to the various parts and components of the C-17 aircraft as a Production Controller for Boeing

- Obtained and identified all necessary tooling, blueprints, provisioning data, and technical manuals necessary to support the production process

- Provided advice and guidance to lower graded planners including training over 15 lower level specialists

- Continually analyzed workloads and requirements to effectively plan labor and equipment support

- Performed time studies and develop and maintain labor standards in maintenance systems

- Performed material studies to accurately determine piece parts required for a particular repair and when they are needed in the maintenance repair process

- Recommended alternate sources for critical piece-part requirements and/or alternate methods to obtain required piece-parts

- Assisted in long-range forecasting and planning, as needed, for piece parts

- Used systems such as, but not inclusive to, RFM (Repair Forecasting Module) to assist in long-range forecasting piece parts

- Communicated, coordinated, and resolved problems with responsible engineering organizations relating to process changes, material substitution, interim approvals (120 day approval)

- Maintained a cooperative, positive and proactive attitude in working with customers and team members

- Provided the supportability analysis and material planning in support of all division workloads

- Reviewed work in progress or upon completion; amend or reject work not meeting established standards

- Ensured employees receive proper guidelines and materials to perform their work

- Coordinated work with supporting or related work function controlled by the Production Fixer

- Determined the number and types of workers needed to accomplish specific projects

- Assessed organizational problem areas and recommend changes needed to effect improvements

- Informed Planning or Section Chief of the need to revise workload schedules and realign resources

- Determined cause and provide technical direction for work related problems such as excessive costs or low productivity

- Conducted follow-up evaluations on implemented changes/improvements to assess results and to further refine those processes to achieve desired objectives

- Developed organic capabilities or modification/changes to existing programs

- Researched, planned and initiated job acceptance for programmed and non-programmed workloads, such as inter-service, contract repair, and deficiency reports, to monitor availability of resources

- Updated and maintained required maintenance data systems with current information, such as skill codes, equipment codes, and work center codes to provide work control documents in established timeframes under close supervisory guidance and instruction

- Developed end item sales price utilizing appropriate tools and techniques to ensure consistency across organization under close supervisory guidance

- Coordinated with support shops to determine their capability for repair of certain components to plan and produce workloads commensurate with the overall maintenance requirements

- Applied and conducted methods of engineering studies of work processes to improve the flow of work, reduce cost and improve quality

- Analyzed time and cost studies to determine savings with supervisory guidance and instruction

- Utilized current automation technologies and practices to accomplish work efficiently and effectively

- Gathered, analyzed, and presented data and supporting analyses such as manpower validation exercise, and contracting out studies with close supervisory guidance

- Maintained accurate bills of material to provide a composite database that identifies material required to accomplish repair with supervisory guidance and instruction

- Gathered and analyzed factors such as annual workload, average wages, standard hours, and cost to validate or justify implementation of new equipment and/or relocation of facilities with supervisory guidance and instruction

- Researched technical data/blueprints to determine specifications and requirements for non- stock listed items

- Interpreted rules, regulations and procedures to accomplish work tasks consistently across the organization

- Established, developed, and maintained effective working relationships with all levels of government organizations, commercial vendors, and defense contractors

- Prepared and presented program participants and senior leaders status of program plans, goals, and objectives

Boeing Company December 2001 – November 2007

Macon, GA 40 Hours per week

Insulation Fabricator

- Performed work in accordance with Boeing blueprint specifications

- Accomplished the planning, layout, manufacturing, repair, and installation of various sheetmetal assemblies and subassemblies such as deflectors, pans, strips, containers, skins, and wing patches

- Experience with the use of precision tools such as depth gauges, micrometers, dial calipers, tru-lock gauges, Hi-Lok gauges, and various proprietary instruments

- Performed Quality Assurance practices as a certified QA mechanic able to look at other mechanic’s work and determine the quality of the job and give approval for installation and close-out

- Trained newly hired personnel, ensuring standards of the working environment were met

- Read and interpret blueprints, assembly work orders, engineering drawings using solumina and common systems and other types of specifications and work instructions in order to build components for the C-17 airlifter

- Build the right and left hand troop door, fixing leading edges, slats, sub-assemblies, center panels and other C-17 assemblies

- Layout and locate detail parts to assemble into component sub-assemblies and assemblies; check work for form, fit and function

- Perform repairs per discrepant report and engineering disposition. Remove fasteners without damage to the product

- Maintain a work area using “Clean as You Go” philosophy and the principles of Lean Manufacturing such as 5S and Point of Use

- Comply with all safety regulations and also maintain a FOD-free (foreign object debris) environment and assembly

- Develop and implement ideas for improvement to enhance safety and efficiency

- Works together well with other team members to meet production targets in the areas of quality, delivery and cost

- Qualified to inspect own work - Manufacturing Self Examination (MSE) Certified. Stamp approved or reject based upon quality system

- Effectively utilized resource management skills to balance and allocate manpower, equipment, and supplies based on the aircraft’s schedule and priority

- Performed aircraft worker duties such as removing, inspecting, cleaning, repairing, adjusting and installing components and parts

- Used and maintained measuring instruments such as torque wrenches, micrometers, go-no-go gauges, multimeters, feeler gauges, and tensionmeters to accomplish assigned duties

- Responsible for reading, interpreting, and applying applicable reference material, such as supply regulations, manuals, catalogs, records, orders, etc., to accomplish tasks and to resolve problems

- Ensures that the crew abides by all rules, regulations, and policies established by higher authority relative to safety, security, fire prevention, and good housekeeping Education

- Central High School 1983

College Prep Diploma Obtained

Awards

- Boeing, Macon, GA

Outstanding Performance Award

Award received 08/2005

Outstanding Performance & Exceptional Teamwork

Award received 04/2008

Silver Eagle Award

Award received 01/2003

Honorable Mention-Blanket Team

Award received 09/2004

C-17 Team of the Month

Award received 11/2006

- Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

4-Star Hostess Award

Certificate received 11/2013

Skills

- Clerical: 52 wpm, 10- key, facsimile, multi-phone system, Filing

- Software Applications: Microsoft Office 2000-2016, Windows, SharePoint, Instant Messaging

- Machinery Maintenance; EMP’s, Special Tools, PM, CM, Equipment class type, Validation

- Public Relation: Targeting, Briefs, Objectives, Campaign

- Certifications: First Aid, OSHA, Cyber Awareness Strengths

- Quality/Timeliness/Priorities – Produces useful volume of work, meets deadlines/organize prioritize work while responding to changing demands and opportunities

- Communication Expertise – Explain concepts distinctly and concisely; and both orally and in writing

- Priorities – Organizes work utilizing effective methods. Undertake tasks and identify statuses with minimal supervision

- Technical Ability – Computer Savvy; Microsoft Office

- Resilient – Strong enterprising spirit and character; innovative thinker; resourceful

- Processes – Continuous Process Improvement; Lean Principles; AS 9100; Six Sigma (6S)

- Team Networking – Encourages and assist in team development; identify co-workers potentials and maximize their progress

- Initiative/Dependability – Assumes responsibility; completes assignments with minimal supervision. Adhere to procedures; is supportive and reliable; Gets the job done efficiently

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