Project Manager Data Entry
Resume:
Kelvin Perez,
orlando, FL ***37
Cell 407-***-****
Cell 321-***-****
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Extensive FEMA knowledge, Strong analytical and planning skills, combined with the ability to coordinate the efforts of many to meet organizational goals. Productive and efficient work habits without supervision.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
A solid background in recruiting,Data Entry, FEMA work, and product experience
Additional supervisory and training experience
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
QC/DATA ENTRY SPECIALIST 10/11-02/12 Science Applications International Corportation.
. Responsible for accurately entering information on a daily basis and meeting deadlines established by the Data Program manager.
. Responsible for identifying and noting incomplete or inaccurate information on the electronic field documentation.
. In charge of reviewing and finalizing project invoices.
. In charge of of overseeing and supervising the Data entry process for disaster projects in Virginia Beach, state of Louisiana, Texas and Florida.
Mail Handler/ Inventory Specialist United States Postal Service 2009/2011
. In charge of Shipping and receiving of daily mail.
. In charge of loading and unloading mail trucks.
. In charge of taking payments and work orders from customers for the delievery of their mail.
. In charge of working directly with the airport to ensure that all first class and priority mail was processed and ready for delivery on time.
. In charge of sorting mail by zip code and country of destination.
TRAINER/ DEBRIS SPECIALIST/ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER/PROJECT OFFICER/ FEMA contractor FOR DISASTERS
PBS&J 2004-2006/ATCS 2007-2010
DISASTER RESPONSE WORK SUMMARY:
Worked an average of 12 hours a day for seven days a week all disaster related work.
Worked from October 2008 to January 2009 DR-1800(Floods and ice storms) in the state of Illinois as a project officer.
As a Project Officer I would do damage assessments and write Project Worksheets under FEMA regulations.
Categories on which I have written Project Worksheets:
Category A: Debris
Category B: Emergency Protective Measures
Category C: Road Systems, Transportation
Category E: Buildings and Equipment
Category G: Parks and recreations
November 2007 to June 2008 DR-1603(Katrina) Promoted to Demolition lead In charge of training and supervision of demolition specialists out on the field.
Promoted to Demolition specialist in the state of Louisiana from April 2006 to May 2007, working DR-1603(Katrina) and DR-1607(Rita) in New Orleans, Lake Charles, and Cameron.
When doing demolitions surveys In New Orleans I was in charge of drawing Sketches of the house or building that was damaged.
In this drawing we would include measurements of the structure, Water lines, Electric lines, Power lines and any other noticeable damage like fallen trees, Damaged cars, boats, or fences.
FEMA Surveys would be used by demolition crews as guides to conduct demolitions to the damaged structures
August 2005 to April 2006 DR-1609(Wilma) and DR-1602(Katrina) Worked as an assistant project manager in the West Palm Beach FL, area.
As an assistant Project Manager in West Palm Beach FL, I was in charge of every aspect of the Debris operations.
A) In charge of Schedule, hours and project assignments for monitors and lead monitors.
B) Daily meetings with both contractors and County officials to determine and resolve the scoop of work for that particular, day, week, or month.
c) In charge of the Hiring and interviewing process for potential debris monitors interested in FEMA work.
January 2005 to May 2005 Promoted to Lead Monitor.
When working as lead monitor I was in charge of training of new monitors, assigning monitors every morning with a clean up crew for the day, supervised them through out the day, and collect all their paperwork at the end of the day which I would review and turn in to my project manager.
October 2004 to December 2004 promoted to work all of the water canals in Miami FL and identifying debris through out the canals.
In charge of working all the Miami FL city parks, locating and measuring stumps and hangers.
Started as Debris Monitor for the state of Florida in August 2004 through October 2004 DR-1539(Charley) DR-1545(Frances) DR-1551(Ivan) and DR-1561(Jeanne).
Supervised contracted clean up crews to assure that all debris being picked up was FEMA eligible for reimbursement.
Made sure every truck used for FEMA debris pick up was eligible by measuring their load capacity every morning before going out on the field.
Worked with Army Core of Engineers on FEMA dumpsites to determine and agree with every truck load percentage being reimbursed by FEMA.
FEMA OPS 1, OPS 2 TRAINING, OSHA safety certified.
FEMA badge and background check are up to date since last worked in the state of Illinois in January of 2009.
Currently in no FEMA roster and available for work immediately.
Note: Salary is open to negotiation.
Will Relocate at own expense if necessary.
EDUCATION
1998-2001-University of Central Florida
1995-1997 Cypress Creek High School. Orlando, FL
Fluent in both Spanish and Portuguese languages
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