DEMETRIUS NICHOLS

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Louisville, KY 40202

C 502-***-****

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PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE: Global Supply Chain Specialist

SUMMARY

Prepare a variety of reports covering the status of expenses, funds and obligations.

Have experience consists of compiling, and consolidating budget estimates and assisting in preparing reports.

Volunteered work on local community board member budgeting funds and check statements.

Work in Warehouse environment, Shipping and Receiving supplies from different Companies

11 years working for the United States Census Bureau.

Working in Support Services Branch at the NPC consists of variety of services including;

warehousing, transportation, supplying, shipping, receiving, fork-lifting, laboring,

controlling forms and expendables, and property management.

Develop arrays, presentations, briefings and displays of Command workload data and accomplishments utilizing a variety of presentation media. -Eight years of honorable military service in the US Army specializing in Logistics. -Work well with others of a diverse background. Always wanted to be a traffic Manager. -Conduct studies and data analyses to identify metrics for the Department of Public Works strategic plan, budget development, workload, and mission accomplishments. -Applies analytical

techniques and concepts in planning, controls, studies and projects.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Citizenship: United States American

Veteran Status: 5 Points Preference

Indiana National Guardsmen

US Army Reservist

Federal employee 12 years

WORK EXPERIENCE

Truck Driver/Chauffeur Leader, MVO. March 2006-present

Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, National Processing Center

1201 East 10th Street Jeffersonville, Indiana 47132

$54,000 annual/7am-4:30 p.m Monday-Friday

McFarland Calvin, Supervisor 812-***-****

Operate a motor vehicle and direct a crew of seven chauffeur and truck drivers (WG-06) in the performance of transportation services to the Division.

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Dispatch assignments on the base radio to drivers on a two-way radio.

Pass on instructions of work assignments and get work started. See that sufficient work is on

hand to keep workers busy and report work progress, problems, encountered, etc. to supervisor.

Load, transport, and unload supplies, furniture, equipment and mail.

Transport personnel via government and/or commercial vehicles. Motor vehicles utilized by the operators include trucks (GVW 26,000 lbs. to 32,000 lbs.), station wagons, vans and sedans.

Assign runs based on the nature of the request, availability of drivers, and whether or not the need for transportation is urgent.

As directed by the Unit Supervisor, prepare or ensure that clerical personnel prepare necessary records and reports in a timely fashion.

Follow specified vehicle maintenance schedules.

Establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with Branch personnel through the Division where delivery and pick-ups are made.

Occasion when a Forklift Operator is unavailable, operate a forklift truck to load or unload a truck.

Provides general instructions to the laborer when loading unloading and delivery.

Operate two-way radio when receiving assignments from or reporting the status of assignments to the dispatcher, and coordinating work operations with other drivers or warehouse personnel.

Ensure that high priority work receives the most efficient service.

Work closely with dispatcher to ensure that drivers are paged promptly when transportation requests are received and that appropriate follow-up action is performed.

Insure that vehicles are maintained in good working order.

See that proper safety and housekeeping practices are followed by operators.

Operating the tow-way radio taking orders from dispatch.

Operating electric forklifts.

Determines the shortest and safest route to avoid any hazardous conditions.

Ensures the vehicle is properly maintained, serviced, and clean

Show good work relationships with co-workers, supervisors, and customers.

Able to work and drive outside in all kind of weather condition.

Light physical effort is required of the incumbent to maneuver heavier vehicles, especially, when turning, backing, and controlling these vehicles with heavier loads. Moderate to heavy physical exertion is required in the frequent handling of material weighing 30 t 50 pounds, while loading and unloading cargo and the frequent handling, moving, pushing and pulling.

Occasionally the incumbent is required to utilize portable loading ramps which help to level the tailgate the truck with the dock, or place and position portable dock plates using the forklift, maneuver the vehicle across uneven/ rough terrain in close quarters, and in heavy traffic.

Louisville Community Service

Board member, August 2018 –present

Deposit funds and checks to Banks for property and other functions

Volunteering Services physical and brainstorming problem in the community.

Clean up Historic cemeteries grounds.

Holiday decorations in the community neighborhood.

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Inform Brigade commander COL. on any hazardous chemical that’s in the area of our mission.

Control the NBC cage, inventory, issue and maintain pro-mask and suit for protection.

Give Company classes on protecting yourself against a chemical attack.

Inspection on NBC cage I am assigned for $100,000 worth of Chemical equipment.

Ensured assigned equipment is always serviceable and maintenance for the mission.

Performed vehicle maintenance on squads assigned field training with unit.

Deployed to Fort Hunter Leggit, CA. for annual training with unit FTX.

Trained soldiers on wearing chemical safety suits.

Conducted monthly physical fitness training exercise squad level

Surveillance training in BIDS military vehicle of chemical contaminated area.

School Bus Driver, October 2005-Febuary 2006

Jefferson County Public Schools

3001 Crittenden Drive

Louisville, Kentucky 40209

$25,000 annual/0600- 1730 Monday-Friday

Darlene Coater, 502-***-****

Operate a School bus with 44 passenger seats.

Observed the schedules and routes provided by transportation services.

Demonstrated acceptable student management techniques.

Provided effective communication with parents, students and school personnel.

Preformed vehicle maintenance and safety procedures.

Reported promptly to the area coordinator allowing them adequate time to

Schedule a substitute driver.

Performed four (4) emergency bus evacuation drills annually at the schools.

Perform CPR on student for emergency.

Able to read a map or operate GPS device to find bus routes.

Team Leader, Truck Driver(88M), January 2001-January 2005

United States Army

HHC 1-37 Armor Bn.

Friedberg, Germany 09074

$29,000 per year/24 hours 7 days a week

SSG Smith, C 016*-***-****

Deployed to Southwest Asia, in support to Operation Enduring Freedom from

May 2003 to July 2004.

Adapted ability to driving in long convoys and communicate effectively in a

diverse environment

Skilled team leader able to make difficult decision in stressful situations

Helped trained and supervised a staff of ten personnel on vehicle maintenance.

Provided logistical support to several units and issued thousands of gallons of fuel to customers.

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Warehouse parts processor(92A), December 1999-December 2000

United States Army

501st Forward Support Battalion

Camp Casey, South Korea

CPT. Jill Hageman

Supervised daily activities within a warehouse to include:

material packaging, inventories, stock control, storage, issue parts and receiving.

Assisted managed quality control while directing a three man team warehouse ops.

Increased productivity while maintaining safety at all times.

Exceeded all Army standards for logistics by maintaining high customer service.

Licensed on operating 10k, 6k, and 4k forklifts and trained members on

operations on forklifts.

Adapted warehouse operations skills by ordering parts, picking parts and working in shipping

and receiving sections for one full year.

Ammo Driver(88M), February 1997 - November 1999

United States Army

1-10 Field Artillery

Fort Benning, Georgia

$23,000 per year/24 hour 7-day week

SSG. Marvin Traylor

Excellent capability in trouble shooting and problem solving maintenance.

Certified hazardous material handler, ammunition.

Accomplished driving numerous miles in deployment to Kuwait and the

National Training Center (NTC).

Combat Life Savers course

Inventory ammo weapon supplies in the Ammo Supply Point ASP on military post.

Gained experience operating crane hydraulic system.

United Parcel Service (UPS) 1996-1997

3607 Fern Valley Road

Louisville, KY. 40219

$10.25 per hour

Inventory bulk supplies in UPS warehouse.

Weigh station on the tarmac

Weighing parcel trailer containers full of packages before they get put on the plane

Working in all type of weather all seasons.

Operating electronic weighing machines

Calculating the load of containers on the plane.

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United States Postal Service (USPS) 1995-1996

1420 Gardiner Lane

Louisville, KY. 40231

$12.00 per hour

Process mail by zip codes by sorter, able to read numbers quickly with hand and eye coordination.

The USPS sorting process also involves setting up and running the various sorting machines used in the processing center.

The mail clerk will load and run the sorting machines, remove items that cannot be processed by the scanners in the machines, monitor the operation of the machines, clear any jams that occur and finally clear the sorting bins.

USPS mail clerks are often required to serve customers on a fill-in basis and will also be required to perform record-keeping functions as well as calculating and preparing items that require special postage

EDUCATION

Sullivan University (BUS. MGT.) 3002 Bardstown Rd., Louisville KY 40205 Oct. 2018

Jefferson Comm. College 109 East Broadway Louisville KY 40202 June1993-1994

Eastern Kentucky Univ. Lancaster Avenue Richmond KY 40475 Aug 1992-1993

Diploma, Male High Sch. 4409 Preston Highway Louisville KY, 402**-***** May 1992

TRAINING

OSHA -Heat Stress and Fall Protection Certified, October 2018

FEMA/Hazmat course, 2015

Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CRBN) course, 2011

Forklift Operators award, 2007

Hazard Material Course, US Army, Grafenwoehr, Germany, 2001

Basic Training, Fort Leonardwood, 1996

Motor Transport Operator Course, US Army, 1997

Typing skills 40 wpm, Microsoft 2003,

MEMBERSHIP

Forest Tabernacle Baptist church

Saint Michael Orthodox Church

Masonic Lodge member

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CERTIFICATE/LICENSE

CPR/First Aid, 2014, 2016

Civilian Bus Driver License, 2005, 2010

Class B, CDL, 2005

Hazard Material License, 2006

Air Brake Qualified, Vehicles, 2002

Military Bus Driver License, 2001

Forklift License cert., 2007

HONOR, AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Bronze Award 15 years of service, 2012

Employee of the month SSB, 2009

Army Commendation Medal (2nd award), 2004

Army Achievement Medal (2nd award), 2003

NCO Professional Development Ribbon, 2002

Driver and Mechanic Badge, 2001

Good Conduct Medals (2 award), 2002

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