Maintenance High School

Humberto D. Barrett *** McKenzie Rd. Spring Lake, North Carolina 28390 Mobile: 719-***-**** Home: 719-***-**** Alternate Mobile: 719-***-**** Email: ********.*******@**.****.***

Availability: 06/01/12

Veteran’s Preference: 5-point preference base on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces

Contact Current employer: yes

Job Type: Full-Time, Shift Work

Bloomfield High School - Bloomfield, NM 10/2010-07/2012

Responsible for the training and mentoring of the battalion staff, which include Battalion Commander, Battalion Executive Officer, S-1(Personnel Management), S-2 (Physical Security), S-3 ( Training and Operations), S-4 (Supply Management), S-5 (Public Affairs), and the battalion Command Sergeant Major. Responsible for approving and reviewing Government Credit Card (GPC) purchases. Responsible for giving instructions/classes on communication and writing skills to the juniors (LET 3), seniors (LET 4). Classes on insights of military services and scholarships that are offered through the Army JROTC program. Trained S-1, S-2, S-3, S-4 and S-5 on JUMS computer system, Microsoft Office Word 2007, Microsoft Office Excel 2007, Microsoft Office Power Point 2007, Microsoft Office Publisher 2007, printers, Fax, and copy machines. Conducting physical training, Drill and Ceremony, Color Guard, Raider Team, Unarmed Drill Team, supply wall to wall inventories, sensitive items inventory, teach LET 3 and LET 4 cadets. In addition to those duties and responsibilities listed in Army Regulation145-2, responsible for direction, coordination and supervises the U.S. Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) Program in the high school to which assigned in accordance with the law, policies and directives of the U.S. Army, Director of Army Instruction and the School Principal insuring that all program objectives are meet. All action requirements inherent in the in my duties and tasks contained in my job description as well as those contained in Army Regulation 145-3 are the part of my responsibilities. However, certain tasking actions I delegate to the Army Instructor. I insured that the school’s JROTC program is managed in accordance with the policies and directives of Department of the Army and San Juan County School Board. Read and review all correspondence received from the parent Army headquarters, Director of Army Instruction and the School Principal to determine information required for operation of the individual JROTC program. Informs the School Principal of Army regulations policies, directives and procedures affecting the operation of the JROTC program in order to insure the principal formulates his/her ROTC policies consistent with those of the U.S. Army. Produce and maintain current Standing Operation Procedure (SOP) in order to insure the Army Instructor Cadre and the School Administration are aware of and comprehend the policies, procedures and directives of the U.S. Army, Director of Schools, Director of Army Instruction and the School Principal. Insure that all required instruction is presented and meets desired learning objectives.

US Army 02/2005-10/2010

Logistics Analyst

Secret Security Clearance Responsible for a high volume of receipt processing and file maintenance for a wide variety of materials, supplies and services. Has daily contact with vendors and procurement professionals; identifies inaccuracies with commodities, overdue delivery schedules, source documents and invoices. Requests corrected documents or parts to reconcile Purchase Orders and completes data input in a timely manner. Responsible for updates to status reports, databases and spreadsheets. Ability to plan, organize and manage multiple projects and vendors. Works in a team environment with independent assignments. Reviews and updates transportation data and parts. Assists associates with commodity inventories, receipts, online shipment processing, commercial invoice preparation and research. Advises vendors on destination of orders, damages upon receipt or return of incorrect commodities. Works closely and supports the Procurement Team with all aspects of Logistical Support. Performs other duties as assigned by supervisor. Experience in the receipt, accountability, and inventory of equipment and spare parts. Experience in data entry to query and enter information for supply, acquisition and inventory purposes. Experience in requisition of supplies to include packaging, shipping and receiving. Familiarity with military or commercial logistics supply system as well as automated and manual supply systems and equipment serviceability standards and criteria. Experience in recording, maintaining and initiating work order documentation for acquisition of items from vendors. Experience in operating material handling equipment with associated commercial or military license. Have working knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). Ability to plan, organize and manage multiple projects. Able to work in a team environment with independent assignments. Proficient in MS Office, MS Outlook, MS Excel, MS Powerpoint, MS Word, MS Publisher and common software applications and other office equipment.

US Army 03/1999-01/2005

Maintenance Supervisor

Monitored and trained 75 personnel for reading and interpreting parts lists, manufactures' repair manuals, diagrams, and electrical schematics. Demonstrated the ability to plan, direct, and organize work assignments. Supervised and established priorities to personnel to meet maintenance deadlines. Provided knowledge of various lines of work performed. Experienced in dealing effectively with other people and gain their cooperation in achieving common goals. Performed organizational maintenance on a variety of military tactical vehicle equipment e.g., diesel trucks, 5 ton tractor, 5 ton wrecker, 4K forklift, etc. Use test equipment e.g. STE-ICE-R, pro-link, voltmeter, ohmmeter, for trouble shooting charging systems, to identify the specific nature of the trouble. Follow technical manuals/specifications in making repairs/adjustments. Removes/replaces or adjusts components such as generator voltage regulator, headlight, starter, gaskets, brake assembly and steering assembly. Read and interpret hydraulic, electrical and air schematics. Troubleshoots wiring system to make repairs or replaces as necessary. Troubleshoot diesel engine for fuel leaks, misfire, glow plugs, air induction system, etc. Change, rotate/align tires. Uses a variety of special tools e.g., bearing sod seal installers, alignment gauges, etc. Performs minor maintenance/repairs e.g., spot painting, keeping oil in crankcase, keeping water and antifreeze in cooling system. Ability to do the work of automotive mechanic (performed organizational maintenance, servicing, and repair on a variety of tactical vehicle equipment e.g., diesel trucks (11/2, 21/2, 5 ton tractor, 5 ton tractor, M84A4WW, M1083A1, M1085, M978A4WOW, M1037, M1097, 5K forklift, 4K forklift and the M1152, M998, M1025, M113A3, M88A1); able to troubleshoot diesel engine for fuel leaks, water pump, compressions, air brake, air leaks, etc.; able to perform engine tune ups, setting engine timing, etc.; able to locate improperly functioning parts for repair or replacement; able to remove, replace, clean, and install a variety of components, parts, and accessories; uses gauges and testing equipment; used technical manuals, blueprints, electrical, air and hydraulic schematics, etc. Primary advisor to the maintenance officer, monitored and orchestrated the unit maintenance program equipment valued in excess of $35 million. Assigned task to be performed based on readiness and explains work requirements, methods, and procedures. Planned and establishes overall leave schedules. Developed, published, and ensured employee compliance with standing operating procedures for the activity supervised. Implemented and complied with agency, state, and federal regulatory Occupational Safety and Health, and environmental requirements. Prepared for and participated in various types of readiness evaluations, inspections, mobilization and command support exercises. Trained 125 personnel in removing, adjusting, replacing, cleaning, and installing a variety of parts, components, and accessories.

EDUCATION & U.S. ARMY TRAINING

Touro University International Cypress, California

Bachelor Degree – 06/2008

120 Semester Hours

Major: Science and Business Administration

Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management (ACQ101) 03/08/2007

Logistics Fundamentals (LOG101) 04/03/2007

Fundamentals of Systems Sustainment Management (LOG102) 04/25/2007

Intermediate Systems Acquisition Course (ACQ201A)

Designing for Supportability in DOD Systems (CLL008) 07/01/2007

Performance Based Logistics (CLL011) 07/06/2007

Second Language: Spanish

Reading through original material and rewriting it in the target language, ensuring that the meaning of the source text is retained. Proofreading, copy editing and editing Spanish material. Editing with word processors and editing tools in different applications. Providing linguistic clarification and explanation and sources upon request. Able to multi-task and prioritize. Strong Spanish grammar skills including notions of Spanish typographical conventions (punctuation, capitalization). Familiar with different varieties of Spanish (i.e. slang, vulgar, regionalisms) as well as "standard" Spanish. Native Spanish speaker.

Spoken: Advanced Written: Advanced Read: Advanced

References:

Jeffery Rabuck 520 N. 1st St., Bloomfield, NM 87423 Work: 505-***-****/Cell: 505-***-****

LTC David Naber 5700 College Rd., Farmington, NM 87402 Work: 505-599-8880x3220/3235

CSM Thomas Frost 550 County Rd., 6100 Kirtland, NM 87417 Work: 505-***-****

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