Fork Lift Forklift Operator
Resume:
Loyd H.Owens, Jr.
Clarksville, TN. 37043
Email: *********@*****.***
SKILLS:
Wheel Techical Inspector; Light and Heavy Wheel Maintenance; Computer; Bar Codes; Retail Sales; Warehousing; Janis; Locate Property; Fed Log; Daisy; 1348’s XR1’s; XR2’s; XR3’s; Forklift Operator; Precious Metal Identification; P24 Breakdown; Armor Crewman; Supply; Accountability; Arms Room; NBC Equipment; Bill Of Lading; Windows 95, 98, and XP: Shipping Coordinator
EXPERIENCE:
Apr. 2019-Aug. 2021: Advantage SCI
Motor Vehicle Mechanic
Repair, service and troubleshoot various motor vehicles. Proper use of Technical Manuals for that specific vehicle. Follow Company Policy on all safety procedures for the area of concern. Keep area of operations cleaned and free of all slips,trips and falls.
Apr.2017- Feb. 2019: Hankook Tire
Lab Operator (Quality Control)
Collect vatious samples as perscribe. Perform sample preparation. Perform specific
physical and chemical tests. Properly dispose of samples in compliance with all State
and Federal laws. Perform data entry of all tests results accurately and in a timely
manner. Communicate any test results descrepancies with the Technology and Quality
Control Team in a timely manner. Follow defined safrty procedures, work standards
and work instructions. Report any out of standard conditions the TQC/Compand Sub
Team Engineers. Help maintain department housekeeping.
Jan. 2016-Jun. 2016: Josten's Inc. (Seasonal)
Storing and putting away materials from internal supplies into designated locations and pulling correct materials based on put away and pick list. Prepare such materials for transport to and from Bindery area and the Bundle Racks area. Assist with loading and unloading skids. Operate swing arm fork lift into close fitting racks.
Jan. 2015- May 2015: Josten's Inc. (Seasonal)
Storing and putting away materials from internal supplies into designated locations and pulling correct materials based on put away and pick list. Prepare such materials for transport to and from Bindery area and the Bundle Racks area. Assist with loading and unloading skids. Operate swing arm fork lift into close fitting racks.
Jun. 2012 - Jun 2014: AC First, LLC
Here I perform inspections on all wheeled vehicles. I inspected them at unit and DS/GS level. I perform acceptance inspections when unit brings vehicle to be worked on. I also
perform initial, in-progress, and final inspections on vehicles/equipment when delivered.
I also prepared records of inspections to be available to the QA/QC department. I also verify that individuals working on the equipment are using adequate and up to date TM's and ETM's. Reject any workmanship that does not follow the TM procedures. I also provide guidance and technical assistance to maintenance personnel. Maintain communication with QA and LAR representatives. Help with Shop Supervisors when technical problems arise on vehicle in the shop area and in mechanical knowledge when needed. Cross train in quality programs to maintain and possess technical skills of quality programs. I also became a Quality Advacat and attended the Quality Advacat cource on 25 Feb 2013.
May. 2008 – Dec. 2011: Dyn-Corp International
Here I was working as a Lead Truck Mechanic. I inspect, troubleshoot, repair, and service all FMTV vehicles. I am responsible for all maintenance, paperwork being prepared properly on these vehicles. I use all technical manuals and ETM's for these vehicles to keep within 10/20 standards. I also was trained for 3 weeks as a QA/QC. I assisted the actual QA/QC in inspecting vehicles for final inspection. I was also awarded a quarterly safety award in Jan. 2010. May 2010 I became QA/QC to prepare vehicles for final inspection. For 12 months worked as Lead Mechanic. I was responsible for 12 teams, gave technical advice, troubleshot problems, prepared vehicle statuses, follow up on parts requests, made sure that the vehicle paperwork was prepared properly and made sure the vehicles were 10/20 standard for QA and Final inspections.
Nov. 2007 - Apr. 08 J&J/BMAR
Here I worked as a Lead Truck Mechanic. I inspected, troubleshot, repaired, serviced, and ensured that all paperwork was prepared properly on light and heavy wheeled military vehicles by using technical manuals and ETM's, at 10/20 standards.
Aug 2007 - Oct 2007 Eagle Support Services
Here I worked as a mechanic worker. I inspected, troubleshot, repaired, and service HMMV'S, FMTV'S, and HEMMIT'S vehicles, 3K, 5K, and 10K generators, light, medium, and heavy trailers by using technical manuals and ETM's, at 10/20 standards.
Mar 2005 – Aug 2007 Lear Seigler Inc.
Here I work as a mechanic worker. I inspected, troubleshot, repaired, and serviced HMMV'S, FMTV'S AND HEMMIT'S vehicles, 3K, 5K, and 10K generators, light, medium, and heavy trailers by using technical manuals and ETM's, at 10/20 standards. I worked at units on Ft. Campbell, FLRC, 96th ASB, 5th BN 101 AVN, and 2/17 CAV.
Retired Tennessee Army National Guard
Here I hold a 63W MOS, Light and Heavy Wheel Mechanic, in the 777th Maintenance Company in Nashville. This unit is a 3rd shop level of maintenance. Here I inspect, troubleshoot and repair all levels of maintenance on light and heavy wheeled vehicles by using technical manuals that are available..
Apr 2005 - Sept 2005
ADSW for 278th MI Co. FMS#9 Nashville, Tn. Mike Sercy 615-***-****. Vehicle Mechanic. Here I troubleshot and repaired all wheeled vehicles and generators in 278th MI Co. and 278th ADA . Repaired and serviced the equipment to 10/20 standards.
Mar 2004 – Jan 2005: Eagle Support Services. Ft. Campbell, KY. 42223, Mike Durham, 270-***-****, Vehicle Mechanic, Here I lead supervisor of 10 individuals. I inspected, troubleshoot, and repaired, HMMV M998, LMTV, MTV, and 2.5 ton and 5 ton vehicles by using technical manuals that are available.
Mar 2003 – Feb 2004: National Guard Unit activated for Operation Noble Eagle. Ft. Bragg, NC. Here I worked on light and heavy wheeled vehicles, HMMV M998, 2.5 tons and 5 ton vehicles. Inspected and troubleshot maintenance problems and repaired those problems using technical manuals that are available. Deployed to Jordan from Apr 2003 till July 2003, 2.5 months with 278th Maint. Co. from Alabama.
Dec 00 – May 02: 40 HPW, Materials Handler, WG-6907-04; RBC, Supply Division, Central Issue Facility, Ft. Campbell, KY. 42223, Ms. Cyndi Bass, 270-***-****. This is a temporary appointment NTE 3 Dec 01. Load, unload, receive, issue, palletize, wrap, identify, mark, store, warehouse, inspect, relocate, and inventory Central Issue Facility items using forklifts, pallet jacks, etc.
Sep 97 – Jan 00: 40 HPW, Material Examiner & Identifier, WG-6912-06, DRMO (Europe), RAF Molesworth, Molesworth, England, Mr. Andy Rose, DSN 268 2637. Received military property for disposal or for reuse in the military community. Input the received documents into Daisy. Operated forklifts ranging from standup to 15K (operated the equipment with safety and caution). Duties also included: receiving, location of property and materials, housekeeping, proper identification of property and equipment. I ensured that the property had the correct DEMIL code assigned, performed research on FED LOG, worked with receiving 1348 XR1’s, XR2’s, XR3’s. Worked and processed property for Retail Sale, priced and located items. Kept up to date on computer skills related to the function of DRMO, ensured customer satisfaction.
Feb 96 – Sep 97: Logistics Specialist, (GS-12 equivalent)
National Association of Surplus Property, 14410 Stellman Court, Spring Hill, FL. 34610, Mr. woody Carpenter, 813-***-****. I visited the local DRMO and screened the property available, inspected property and prepared property description reports to fax to my supervisor for dispatch to our state representatives. Once my supervisor found a buyer, he would fax me the sf-123, and I would coordinate with a shipping company to ship the property/materials for the next shipment. After making shipping arrangements, I prepared Straight Bill of Lading. I made the necessary copies of the forms and presented them to the Re-Ute Officer at DRMO, and I made appointments to pick up the property. Property included military vehicles of all types and miscellaneous office, mechanical, etc.
May 95 – Dec 95: WG-02, Temporary position, DRMO, RAF Molesworth, Molesworth, England, Mr. Ed Harpole, DSN 268 2637. While working at the DRMO Molesworth, I was licensed for and operated forklifts ranging from standup to 15K. I preformed various warehouse duties such as receiving and releasing property, locating and storing merchandise. I worked in p24 breakdown, which is separating all types of precious metals. I also worked with customers to help them locate different items listed in the sales catalog. I operated the forklifts safely and with caution.
Jan 93 - Feb 95: Wyoming Army National Guard. 62B, Heavy Construction Vehicle Mechanic. I performed maintenance on dozer, scrapers, and frontend loaders. I performed the maintenance by using all technical manuals to 10/20 standards.
May 80 – Feb 92: United States Army. SGT/E-5, 19E/19K, Armor Crewman. Maintain the maintenance and serviceability of the armor vehicle. Insured the running and the operational of the vehicle. Maintain the combat readiness of the vehicle. I was also accountable for the Basic Issue Items of the vehicle. I was also unit NBC NCO. I was responsible for the unit NBC readiness. I was also the unit Arms Room NCO. I was responsible for the operation and maintenance of the unit’s weapons and night sights.
EDUCATION
West Morgan High School, Trinity, Alabama, 1979
Army Basic Course, 1980
Army Non Commissioned Officers Course, 1984
63B Light and Heavy Wheel Maintenance 2001
2005SPECIALIZED TRAINING
ABC’s of Demil, 1998
Bar Codes, 1998
Precious Metals In=identification Class, 1998
LICENSES
Forklift A/T 10000 lbs. and below
Forklift Electric, All
HMMWV 1.25 ton
2.5 Ton and Below
5 ton and below
AWARD/MEDALS
Army Good Conduct Medal (3rd award)
Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal
National Defense Medal (2nd award)
Southwest Asia Service Medal with 3 Bronze Service Stars
Global War Service Medal
Global War Expeditionary Medal
Armed Forces Reserve Medal and Mobilization
Non commission Officer’s Professional Course
References:
Robert Burns
18 Montana Ave.
Clarksville, TN. 37042
Kelvin Neal
8388 Bell St.
Ft. Campbell, Ky. 42223
Mellissa Black
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