NAME, G. Mulbah Lavalah Nationality: Liberia E-mail: ady98d@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION:

Master’s in Finance (MBA), Cuttington Graduate School & Professional Studies,

Congo Town, Monrovia, Liberia

2016- 2018

Master’s in Accounting (MBA), Cuttington Graduate School & Professional Studies,

Congo Town, Monrovia, Liberia

2020- 2022

Diploma in Public Procurement and Management, Liberia Institute for public Administration (LIPA), MamabaPoint, Old CID Road, Monrovia, Liberia

2012

Certificate in Public Procurement and Management, Liberia Institute for public Administration (LIPA), MamabaPoint, Old CID Road, Monrovia, Liberia

2011

(BSc.) Degree in Management Minor Accounting, Cuttington University – Suakoko,

Bong County, P.O Box 10-0277, Liberia, West Africa

2007-2010

High School Diploma & WAEC, Seven- Day Adventist High School

ELWA Junction, Paynesville, City

2006-2007

Certificate in Typing & Business Studies, Williams Both Typing & Computer Institute

Salvation Army School System, Pipeline Road, Paynesville City

2001-2002

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE:

To enhance my managerial/leadership skills and knowledge in port and shipping operations in a fast paced, team oriented, diversified and multi-tasking environment under a highly pressurized situation. Strengths and key areas of experience include

Skills:

Leadership & Coaching

Safety & Risk Assessment

Lifting & Rigging British Lloyd

Effective Communication Skill

Operational Performance

Port Operations & Cargo Management

Managing Critical Situations

Interpersonal & Organizational Skills

Advocacy & Negotiation skills

Problem Solving & Mobilization

Developed financial management policy for three non-profit and two enterprises based in Liberia.

Led and coordinated support microfinance services which resulted to increase in livelihood activities for slum communities.

Led the restoration of banking and finance think tank at Cuttington University Graduate Program that advance finance strategies in the public and private sector.

Supervised and monitored the Gate Staffers’ activities and delivers to ensure proper documentation at the end of daily transactions in accordance with APM Terminals policy.

Coordinated with one-stop-shop to tackle issues during daily transactions with customers in an endeavor to enhance effectiveness, efficiency and increase revenue while bolstering vessels fast turnaround time at APM Terminals.

Guided and supervised all truckers during yard delivery to ensure safety procedures are followed accordingly to avoid liability and losses at APM Terminals.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

APM Terminals Freeport of Monrovia, Bushrod Island

Berth Supervisor Date

Key Responsibilities

Be knowledgeable of container terminal operations and have an idea in the system Navies (N4)

Supervises vessel planning activities prior to the ship arriving to port

Ensures the load and discharge is performed accurately and timely

Responsible for ensuring vessels sail at the earliest time possible

Acts as a focal point for any stevedoring issues that may arise with assigned vessel

container traffic is handled by the port in a timely manner

Completes required documents associated with operations in an accurate and timely manner

Other duties as assigned

APM Terminals Freeport of Monrovia, Bushrod Island

Acting Shift Manager Date

Key Responsibilities

Responsible for effective and efficient allocation of shift operational staff;

Ensure and maximum the level of productivity on every vessel call;

Ensure that staff are trained and knowledgeable of safety polices and procedure always;

Have a knowledge of all operational matters on your shift;

Assist in the development of staff on your shift effectively and efficiently; mins

Be knowledgeable of container terminal operations and have an idea in the system Navies (N4);

Have a direct supervision at all time;

Perform appraisals for staff, evaluate work and recommend changes as required;

APM Terminals Freeport of Monrovia, Bushrod Island

Acting Yard Supervisor July 2013 – July 2014

Key Responsibilities

Administer all work yard operation and ensure compliance to safely policies;

Maintain neat and clean yard always;

Maintain optimal level of customer services and assists to resolves all customer issues;

Perform appraisals for staff, evaluate work and recommend changes as required;

Coordinate with other department and investigate accident and identify root cause of damage;

APM Terminals Freeport of Monrovia, Bushrod Island

Acting Shift Manager December 2012 – June 2013

Key Responsibilities

Receive the arrival notice from the vessel agent and Ensure the same has been received by marine for creating rotation number.

Forward a copy of the arrival notice to the vessel planner and sure the manifest has been uploaded in the manifest & documentation system (MOs);

Prepare a summary of cargo breakdown based on the manifest and then categorize based on the bill of Lading (BL),

Check for any deviation between the actual discharge and the manifest discharge; notify the agent in case of additional discharge of cargo follows up for a supplement manifest.

Prepare a billing advice for invoicing which includes details of the cargo, delays, equipment and gear used and other details chargeable to the agent, raise a supplement invoices (stevedoring) by checking for any errors and forward the same for payment,

APM Terminals Freeport of Monrovia, Bushrod Island

Gate Administrator May 2011 – December 2012

Key Responsibilities

Developed a Comprehensive strategy plan for gate clerk;

Process all gate transaction with in APM Terminals;

Make sure to take all records of items entering and leaving the terminals

Responsible for the effective management and coordination of regular team communication, help in the overall operations of the gate;

Perform other duties as may be required;

Cuttington University Suacoco, Bong County, P.O. 10-0277

Intern Student 2009 - 2010

Key Responsibilities

Handle special care cargoes and inventory control;

Ensure arrangement of material according to various categories;

Assist the manager and prepare weekly reports of staff and all the operations;

Help in the overall operations of the warehouse;

Develop a log to ensure cargoes transportation;

Work on distributions of supplies.

Youth Exploring Solutions Wood Camp, Paynesville City

Regional Coordinator May 2011 – December 2012

Key Responsibilities

Identify, through consultation, County Coordinators;

Provide efficient communication between the Secretariat and the region;

Maintain an up-to date list of County Coordinators contact details;

Collect reports of County Coordinator activities and report to the Secretariat;

Identify opportunities for regional meetings;

Coordinate and support the activities of the County Coordinators;

Represent the region or identify alternate (selected from County Coordinators);

Promote and support agreed YES work plans within the region;

Identify opportunities for projects, activities and fundraising to support YES goals and objectives.

Cuttington University Suacoco, Bong County, P.O. 10-0277

Teacher Assistant Psychology 2007 - 2010

Key Responsibilities

Assist in planning, developing and organizing instructions;

Help with recordkeeping task;

Assist in managing student conduct student;

Presenting subject material;

Assessing student learning;

Assist lecturer in meeting professional obligations.

Youth Crime Watch Cuttington Site Suacoco, Bong County, P.O. 10-0277

Program Officer 2007 - 2009

Key Responsibilities

Takes on technical and confidential matters from the president pertaining the organization;

Conducts informational workshops;

Provides guidance to programs to keep up-to-date on rules and regulations;

Responsible for the effective management and coordination of regular team communications;

Identifying training needs for field office staff and developing plans to address those needs;

Write reports including findings, analysis and recommendations.

Seven Day Adventist High School Suacoco, Bong County, P.O. 10-0277

President 2006 - 2007

Key Responsibilities

Promote awareness for students on their roles in development and peace buildings;

Provide opportunities for students to explore their talents and exhibit high positive self-esteem through various programs like seminars, debates, symposia and so forth;

Constructively engage administration and other stakeholders in providing the appropriate services to benefit the student masses;

Perform a variety of executive support tasks that were highly confidential and sensitive;

Plan and coordinate arrangements for professional and curious events

Recommend actions to be taken on office expenditures such as equipment and supply needs;

Assist in preparation of socialized with e students’ budget and fundraise for student activities;

Attend Chapel Service and socialized with students and give the student body a “voice”;

Carries out other tasks in accordance with the constitution of the Seven-Day-Adventist Student Association.

TRAINING:

April 2016- Middle Management Training, Monrovia

InTense based in the Netherland

March 2016- Operational Supervisor Development Programme

Maersk based in The Hague

Topics covered:

Global Logistics, Customer Perspectives, Operational Supervisor Roles & Responsibilities, Motivational Feedback, Decision Making, Presentation Technique and Shift Change Structure, Managing Critical Situations, Basic Communication Skills, Operational Performance & Safety Management

March 2016- APMT Supervisory & Leadership Training, Monrovia

Management Toolbox

Supervisors Safety Responsibilities

Supervisory Leadership

March 2016- Supervisory Leadership Training, Monrovia

APEX Liberia Training Program sponsored by APM Terminal-Liberia

March 2016- APMT Risk Assessment Training, Monrovia

A three-day Risk Assessment Training

March 2016- Operational Supervisor Development Programme

Topics covered:

Global Logistics, Customer Perspectives, Operational Supervisor Roles & Responsibilities, Motivational Feedback, Decision Making, Presentation Technique and Shift Change Structure, Managing Critical Situations, Basic Communication Skills, Operational Performance & Safety Management

2011- International Children Network (ICN), Monrovia

A two-day workshop on Peace Building Network

2010- Development Education Network – Liberia,

(DEN-L), Gbarnga, Bong County

A four-day workshop on Communities Services, Education, youth

Empowerment and social services.

REFERENCES:

John Freeman

HSSE Business Partner

APM Terminals Liberia Ltd.

Freeport of Monrovia

Cell#: 077*******

ady98d@r.postjobfree.com

Alphonso G. Dossen

HSSE Manager

APM Terminals Liberia Ltd.

Freeport of Monrovia

Cell#: 077*******

Captain Hill

Harbor Master

APM Terminals Liberia Ltd.

Freeport of Monrovia

Cell#: 088********

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