Inventory Analyst Warehouse
Resume:
Sheila Rene’ Larrimore
Lexington, Ok. 73051
Email:
aduwq8@r.postjobfree.com
Work Experience:
Typing: 100+ words per minute
Ten-Key 40+ strokes per minute
Defense Logistics Agency
Tinker AFB Oklahoma City, Ok.
12/11/2000 – 04/26/2013
Inventory Analyst
GS-2005-07
40 hours per week + overtime up to the allotted 12 hour days even in different areas if needed
Duties: Performed inventory duties to ensure inventory accuracy, which is performed to research potential inventory adjustments and resolve overages/shortages of material that is stored in local warehouses and owned by the Air Force and Navy worldwide. For example, this included causative and denial research which is initiated by the item manager for discrepancies, when an established threshold dollar value is denied in the inventory system, discrepancies with a controlled inventory item, and when there is suspected fraud, waste, and or abuse. Twenty percent of the workload was in an office setting and the other eighty percent took place in the warehouses as well as outside storage facilities. I would pull suspended material out of location and stage it in the warehouse for Air Force Equipment Specialists to come and verify. Once the Equipment Specialists has verified the identity and condition of material in question, I would change the material to the condition or stock number they stated. Then I rewarehouse the material back to the proper warehouse and or warehouse location as soon as the material was changed and moved and email was sent to the equipment specialist and the Item manager letting them know what actions were taken and where the material was placed for future reference. If the item was unpacked and needed to be for storage or shipment I was trained how to properly preserve, pack and label the material to proper specifications. Another duty was if the material was received from the vendor wrong I contacted the proper vendor and let them know of the situation and followed the instructions that were given as long as my supervisor and Commander stated it was proper procedure to do so. Some of the things learned during the job was how to properly tie down, block, and secure cargo such as passenger cars, trucks, jeeps, small combat and engineering or construction vehicles, and similar, regularly transported items, using cables, chains, wires, ropes, chocks, cleats, pneumatic dun age, axle braces, turnbuckles, and clamps.
Granny's Hometown Pizza
Lexington, OK
05/01/2002 - 11/01//2004
Owner/Night and Weekend Manager
Duties: received orders, prepared and served or delivered to customer. I was responsible for the operation of the business and I had up to 7 employees which I personally helped hire. I was responsible for the inventory, ordering, storage, inspection, and custody of food and supplies used during operations. I supervised and assisted the unloading of supply trucks and was responsible for insuring the quantities received match the quantities ordered and annotate any discrepancies. At the end of each shift, I helped with the cleanup operation and restocking of supplies for the next shift. I always made sure to make everything a team effort and help as much as possible. It was my responsibility to count cash drawers and certify their accuracy at the end of each shift, maintain statistical data on the operation of the business. I prepared the work schedules for the employees and was responsible for keeping the financial records and paying the bills. I managed the business in addition to working a full time Civil Service position at Defense Logistics Agency, just in case I had to work overtime at my other job I made sure to have somebody scheduled to cover for me until I was able to arrive.
Accomplishments:
High School Graduate, Lexington Public Schools May 17th 1997
Associates degree in Business Management need 9 classes for my Bachelors Degree
Ashford University, Major: Business Management, Minor in Logistics Management:
91 credit hours completed GPA: 3.25
Mid-America Vo-Tech certificates in Administrative I & II.
Specialized training:
Red Cross CPR training, Counterintelligence training, OPSEC Training, Diversity Training, Anti-Terrorism training, Annual Security Training, Information Assurance Training, First Responders awareness training, Swarm Inventory, Phishing training, General rules of Behavior training, No Fear Training, Safety Awareness Training. OSHA guidelines training, OSHA forklift test, Voluntary Protection Program training, SWARM training, Stock Readiness training, First in First out (FIFO) training for shelf life. Computer training consists of all windows programs up to Windows 8, e-mail, filing, Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, Microsoft Office 2010, and Word Perfect 7.0.
Licenses/Certificates:
Stock pickers or swing reach scissor lift, 4, 6,15k and 30k forklifts diesels, propane and electric, and MHE’s, 1 1/2 ton pick up or supply trucks, tugs with a penal hook, and floor sweeper.
Honors/Awards:
6 Commanders coins for excellence. One of them was from the B1-Bomber Commander
7 on the spot cash awards.
9 safety awards from my first line supervisors and other first line supervisor’s
Dean's List from Ashford University (fall 2009, spring 2010, fall 2010)
References:
Ramona Farley 405-***-**** Mother and co-owner Granny’s Hometown Pizza
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