Supervisor Manager

CLEO GREENIDGE

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Carlisle PA ****3

Email Address: **************@*******.***

Contact Phone: 717-***-**** Home Phone: 717-***-****

OBJECTIVE: Welding position International or Domestic WILLING TO TRAVEL

EXPERIENCE:

Pipe welder 05/2011 – 11/2011; employed by M and E Sales to upgrade facilities including

public schools, a hospital and a university laboratory building

Pipe welder 02/2011 - 05/2011; employed by Whiting and Turner Construction Corporation to

renovate Social Security Building in Baltimore, Maryland

Pipe welder 10/2010 - 12/2010; employed by Nitro Corporation and Enerfab Construction Corporation

to renovate DuPont-Bell Chemical Plant, Charleston, West Virginia

Pipe welder 03/2010 – 05/2010; employed by Aker Kvaerner Construction Company building Longview

Power Plant in Morgantown, West Virginia

Pipe Welder 10/2009 – 12/2009; employed by M&M Corporation Washington DC to do pipe hanging and

welding as needed in various locations in Washington, DC and Maryland.

Pipe Welder 08/2008 – 04/2009 and 7/2009 – 8/2009; employed by Poole and Kent Construction Commercial construction

– 25 story office building. Supervisor: John Price 443-***-****. (Also employed for approximately one month at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 2010)

Pipe Welder 4/2007 – 07/2008; Bell Corporation Commercial construction – Hospital.

Welder/Crew Chief 09/2005 – 4/2007; 40 hours per week or more; Welder / Crew Clear Channel Outdoors; Laurel, MD;

Supervisor: Larry Lynn; 301-***-****. Supervised and trained all incoming staff. Upgraded bulletin boards as needed on a daily basis, by

cutting and welding necessary pieces as required, utilizing the shielded metal arc welding process. This required flexible travel

including out of state and driving a flat bed truck or a service vehicle.

Welding Instructor 01/2003 – 06/2005; 40 hours per week; Harrisburg School District; Harrisburg, PA ;

Greg Williams; 717-***-**** Responsible for the training of high school students in all aspects of welding and oxyfuel cutting.

For the preparation for industry acceptance as welders, according to the American Welding Society (AWS).

This includes Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), Flux Cure Arc Welding (FCAW), and Oxyfuel Welding

and Brazing. Supervisor: Greg Williams, 717-***-****.

Senior Non-Commissioned Officer, U.S. Army 05/1980 – 08/2002;

Housing Manager 08/01/2001 – 09/01/2002; Carlisle, PA 17013. Supervisor: Wayne T. Boyd, 717-***-****.

Housing Management Assistant 03/01/2002-09/01/2002; Provided all administrative management and customer service for on post

housing to accompanied and unaccompanied enlisted soldiers and officers assigned to Carlisle Barracks. Provided quarters furnishings

and supplies requirements and maintenance programs. Maintained accountability and control for furnishings and supplies.

Senior Dental Non Commissioned Officer 08/01/2001 – 03/01/2002; Supervisor of a staff Section in a large Dental Clinic. Responsibilities

included disseminating objectives and policies of Chief Executive. Supervised clinical and administrative staff regarding administrative

activities. Supervised preparation and processing of performance counseling and evaluations, time cards and awards recommendations.

Complete administrative control of Dental Activity orderly room. responsible for health and welfare of enlisted personnel. Assists Commander

and Executive Office in administrative and technical supervision of military and civilian personnel. Advise Commander and Executive Officer

on policy decisions, utilization of personnel and equipment.

Dental Senior Non-Commission Officer (SFC) 07/01/1997 – 07/01/2001; Darmstadt, Germany APO 09175 . Supervisor: Col Richard Parson. Served as

Non commissioned Officer In Charge of a U.S. Army Dental Facility. Promoted the morale, welfare, and professional development of the

Enlisted, Civilians and the German National employees. Responsible for implementing and disseminating the objectives of the Officer-In-Charge

in support of the units. Responsible for a variety of administrative and technical reports. Rates and recommends for promotion and awards

for all military and civilian personnel. Responsible for the Single Soldier Quality of Life Program and oversees the Physical Fitness

Training Program for dental soldiers. Managed the Civilian and German National Personnel Management System functions for Darmstadt Dental Clinic.

Dental Non Commissioned Officer (SSG) 07/01/1994 – 07/01/1997; Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613. Supervisor: SFC Joseph Stancil. Served as the

Supervising NCO in a US Army Dental Clinic, treating thousands of patients per month. Supervised enlisted, and civilian personnel in the

operative, examination, oral surgery and hygiene section. Compiled the duty status for all personnel and reported to Headquarters using the

UCAPERS system. Compiled daily statistical data to complete the monthly productivity report. Requests forms and publications for the clinic.

Updated infection control log. Maintained on and offline filing system. Monitored documentation and needs justification for dental facility.

Implemented and updated automation program, increased work output and maintained strict accountability for sensitive information.

Dental Instructor/Supply Manager/Dental Assist, 09/01/1990 – 07/01/1994; Fort Sam Huston, TX 78234. Supervisor: Col Jack Trawick.

Instructor 09/01/1992 – 07/01/1994; Responsible for the teaching new recruits how to perform as dental assistants. These instructions included

how to take x-rays, how to take impressions, how to clean and sterilize instruments insuring proper procedures of how to operate the auto

clave. Instructed students on how to prepare and select instruments based on the patients needs. Also instructed recruits on how to be an

effective front desk personnel, and how to properly chart dental records.

Supply Manager 09/01/1990 – 09/01/1992; Maintained on and off line filing system. Monitored documentation and needs justification for dental

facility. Maintained a $100,000.00 budget for supplies and equipment as needed. Prepared all end of the month reports.

Dental Assistant 09/01/1980 – 09/01/1984; Performed reversible dental procedures under the direct supervision of a Dentist. Assisted in

managing a dental facility. Performed diagnostic procedures such as vitality tests, intra-oral and extra-oral radiographs. Isolated operative

site by placement of rubber dam. Selects and applied matrix bands and wedges, insert, condenses, carves, polishes and finishes various

restorations. Assisted Dentist in treating periconitis and removed sutures. Managed surgical patient pre-and post operatively. Made preliminary

impressions. Isolates teeth for endodontic treatment. Established stock level for supplies and equipment and was responsible for ordering

storing, and issuing supplies.

Dental NCO 09/01/1989 – 09/01/1990; Chun Chon Ko, Korea; Supervisor: Maj Craig Willard. Supervisor in a Dental Clinic for the United States

Army. Responsibilities included disseminating objectives and policies of Chief Executive. Supervised clinical and administrative staff,

regarding all administrative activities. Supervised preparation and processing of performance counseling and evaluations, time cards and

awards recommendations. Complete administrative control of Dental Activity orderly room. Responsible for the health and welfare of enlisted

personnel. Assists Commander and Executive Officer in administrative and technical supervision of military and civilian personnel. Advised

Commander and Executive Officer on policy decisions and utilization of personnel and equipment.

Welder 03/1972 – 08/1980; General Dynamics; Quincy, MA; Supervisor: John Kirksey. Performed basic duties of a welder in all positions, making

welds that would withstand the pressure of vibrations of Liquefied Natural Gas Carriers. (LNG). Welded pipe and structural steel of varied

thickness, which requires non-distractive testing with a 95% success rate. During eight years with General Dynamics I performed welds in

all areas of the ship and shipyard in a manner commendable for the trade. Responsible for butts, bulk heads and seam welding which

requires 100% non-destructive examination. Welded pipe utilizing stick and short arc welding techniques. Experience in the use of the

following techniques: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Flux Core Arc

Welding (FCAW) and Oxyacetylene Welding (OW). Additionally I produced Air Carbon Arc Cutting on different areas of defective welded joints

and webbings. I was also a part of the Test Team.

EDUCATION:

AAS, Welding Technology - St Phillips Community College - 1984; Associates Degree

Sierra Vista Community College; Hazardous Material Handling; 1996; No Degree;

United States Army; Advanced Supervisory Skills; 2002; No Degree; 300 Quarter Hours

Harrisburg Area Community College; Harrisburg, PA; Welding; 2002; No Degree; 4 Point Scale; 3 Semester Hours

University Of Phoenix - Business Management – 59 credit hours

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING:

Harrisburg Vocational Tech. - Advanced Welding (Present)

NCOIC

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES:

Army Commendation Medal (2nd award)

Army Achievement Medal (4th award)

Army Good Conduct Medal (7th award)

National Defense Service Medal (2nd award)

Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon with Numeral 2

Army Service Ribbon

Overseas Service Ribbon (3rd award)

Marksman Qualification Badge with Rifle Bar

Supervisor in Workplace Safety - 1992

U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION:

Branch and Period of Active Duty Service: 05/1980 to 09/2002, U.S. Army

Type of Discharge: Honorable

Rank and Date of Retirement: SFC, 08/31/2002

Willing to travel as needed. Target area: Maryland, Virginia, DC, and Pennsylvania

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