Production Controller Material Coordinator

Location:

Victorville, CA

Posted:

September 04, 2022

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MICHAEL ANTHONY REVELES

Home: ***** **** ***** * ***********, CA 92395

Mobile: 310-***-****

Email: ****************@*****.***

Job Type: Permanent

Work Schedule: Full-Time

Desired Locations: SAN BERNARDINO / LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CA USA Work Experience:

April 26, 2022- Present

Mclaughlin Research Corp

Position Title: Material Coordinator

Naval Undersea Warfare Center 1999 Fourth St. Norco,CA Secret Security Clearance Obtained

HOURLY PAY: $28:00

As a material coordinator I am responsible for coordinating and expediting the flow of material, parts, and assemblies within departments in accordance with production and shipping schedules. I conduct physical inventories, adjust and maintain inventory, stock, plant, and property account records. I receive all inventory departments material and verify that all materials have been accounted for and issued out to departments in a timely manner. Notifying departments that their materials are here and awaiting to be stored in a secure location. Conduct daily inspection with forklift and use it properly to pick or store equipment material when needed. When meeting with the department's supervisor I verify with them that all materials are accounted for and also make sure paperwork is signed and dated when receiving. February 16, 2020- April 22, 2022

GS-07 STEP III Supply Technician / Production Control FMS-06 (Field Maintenance Shop) 5631 Rickenbacker Rd Bell, CA. HOURLY PAY: $26.30

As a supply technician I am responsible for providing storage, distribution, cataloging, supply identification, property utilization, and other related supply activities associated with automated parts and manual supply accounting systems.

I monitor automated parts of equipment, update statuses on work orders, order part’s that are requested for work orders, quantity parts that require lifting and receiving every week from class II to class IX. I then issue work orders with automated part’s too mechanics that need to be completed. I update material sheets that belong to equipment with multiple quantities of parts tracked and put in bins and stored in shelfs awaiting for wage leader’s to come and issue out to mechanics. Organize crates and vehicular tires on pallets outside the yard with a (ATLAS) All Terrain Forklift. Order automotive parts for inspectors that are needed for work orders. Finalize work orders to close out and follow up with units when equipment is ready for pickup. I also ensure that all mechanical tools have been accounted for, labeled and organized in each section, and thoroughly inspected for any damages that may need to be reported. Responsible for creating reports for all purchase requisitions for every unit we support and awaited to be funded by the state.

July 05, 2019 – February 16, 2020

GS-07 Production Control – Long Beach CSMS 3500 Stearns St Long Beach, CA 92822. HOURLY PAY: $23.00

As a production controller for the combined support maintenance shop I monitor work orders through equipment situation reports having oversight of work orders. Changed statuses and expedited customer wait time. Provide all updates and status changes to the supervisor and prepare notes to brief all maintenance personnel. Provide customer service and assistance to support maintenance shops and units. Perform reconciliations with supported units to ensure all equipment is tracked and accounted for. Responsible for time management of fifty-plus personnel for any direct and indirect labor. Process and update employee schedules as work schedules change and or new employees are hired. Responsible for tracking time daily for all personnel employed at the facility. Closeout work orders daily and notify 10 to more maintenance shop supervisors and supply managers that work orders are completed and ready for pick up.

March 27, 2016 - March 27,2022

U.S. ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 92A (Automotive Logistic Specialists) 5631 Rickenbacker Rd Bell, CA 90201 United States

Currently, in my Unit I am assigned as a 92A for B co 40th BSB, I conduct monthly inventories with the company commander. I receive, inspect, inventory, load and unload, store, issue, and deliver equipment for training and storing incoming equipment when we return from training and supplies. Administering document control procedures and maintaining stock location system. Processing requests and turn-in documents at direct support level through warehousing section. Preparing, explaining, and distributing shipping documents. Operating material-handling equipment. I have extensive experience in Federal Stock Class, Federal Acquisition Regulations, and National Stock Number. I can catalog and locate stocks. I have the physical ability to carry and lift more than 50 pounds and to stand for long periods of time.

• Kept Operational Readiness of unit vehicles and equipment records. Reported conditions of vehicles and or equipment when repairs were needed. Controlled and created operational standards for Soldiers.

• Assisted, organized, and inserted over 200 pieces of equipment for eight incoming companies given to 87th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion (CSSB) Army month-long training session at the Army National Training Center (NTC).

• Assisted planning, oversaw, and processed over 70 work orders during the National Training Center month-long training session for Army operations. Worked diligently to ensure that parts were ordered in a timely fashion so that the 87th CSSB can maintain its combat power during sustainment operations.

• Assisted in the preparation of the annual Command Maintenance Evaluation Team Inspection

(COMET). Volunteer an estimated twenty-five hours after work to help meet COMET inspection requirements and assist company full-time staff with inspection preparations.

• Took initiative by learning the newly implemented Global Combat Support System (GCSS) to team members to increase understanding and improve cohesive goal setting. The COMET inspection weighed heavily on data transfer to the newly implemented GCSS program.

• Managed between 30 and 65 rolling stock notifications and work orders for equipment assigned to Bravo Company 40th BSB during our initial return from Deployment. November 6, 2017- August 10, 2018

Operation Spartan Shield Doha, Qatar Charlie Battery 1-143 FA, 7th IBCT

Deployed and attached to Charlie Battery 1-143 FA, 7th IBCT as a security force. I conducted daily safety inspections to all personnel who enter and depart the entry control points from ECP1 to ECP5. I was also able to conduct hundreds of searches of vehicles, luggage, and personnel entering the base with zero breaches of security. I was also in QRF (Quick Reaction Force) rapidly responding to developing situations within 10 minutes or less. Implemented maintenance checks and services on vehicles making sure they were mission capable for patrols around the base to prevent any possible threats.

July 1, 2015 – February 15, 2016

LUMPER California Cartage Co 22351 S Wilmington Ave, Carson CA Operated general warehouse duties including unloading common carrier loads. Accurately separated cases and placed them on pallets. Stacked and piled lumber, boards, and pallets. Sorted cargo onto properly designated areas before loading and unloading. Accurately placed material on shelves, in racks, or other designated storage areas appropriately. Unloaded cargo from trailers with hand trucks and pallet jacks. Frequently lifted and carried heavy cargo that weighed 50 pounds or more.

Military Education:

Automated Logistical Specialist September 21, 2016, Quartermaster School Ft Lee, Virginia Area of specialty: Automated Logistical Specialist Course Trained to use the Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-Army) to perform maintenance and supply procedures. Ration breakpoint operations, stock record management, stock control, issue, receipt, packaging, and storing. I was instructed on receiving, issuing, storing, and managing material. Learned how to perform care of supplies and storage (COSIS).

GCSS Certificates Training and License Operative:

● GCSS-Army Basic Navigation

● GCSS-Army Intermediate Navigation

● GCSS-Army Overview

● Data Mining

● Equipment Records Parts Specialist Course (Sustainment)

● Using the End User Manual- Plus (EUM) Portal

● Environmental Compliance Officer Course

● 6k Forklift Operative (License)

Civilian Education:

OFL – Opportunities for Learning Charter School High School Diploma Graduate Professional strengths:

Ability to devise innovative solutions in a fast-paced business environment. Possess excellent oral and written communication skills. Result-oriented, highly motivated, and able to meet deadlines. Ability to pass the physical examination and meet legal and moral standards. In-depth knowledge of handling and storing stocks. Possess knowledge of basic soldering skills. Ability to operate basic operating systems like Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Internet. Familiar with the ins and outs of supply chain management like storage and delivery of warehouse management and record keeping. Possess excellent planning and organizational skills. Ability to record and maintain data accurately. Possess excellent management and organizational skills.

Skills:

● Knowledge of supply warehouse procedures

● Inventory process

● Knowledge of shipping and receiving automotive part’s

● Possess the ability to perform inspection and warehouse inventories

● Quickly to adapt and learn new trades

● Certified to operate forklift and loading/unloading parts

● Organizing automotive parts that weigh more than 50lbs in a dressing matter

● Knowledge with Turn-In process and preparing with automotive equipment Military Awards:

● Awarded Army Achievement Medal

● Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal

● Global War on Terrorism Service Medal