Certified DOT HAZMAT Technician Resume Example

Packs and repacks a variety of hazardous and non-hazardous items. Independently determines the materials, containers, devices, and preservatives needed to prepare specialized materials and equipment for custom packing, shipment, and storage. Applies a variety of packing methods and techniques to meet regulations concerning the packing and transporting of hazardous materials Prepares documentation for hazardous materials to be packed, stored, and shipped including the visual assessment of their physical condition and their quantity, size, specialized handling and storage requirements. Uses manual and automated processing procedures and documentation requirements to prepare and verify shipping documents for correct safety and destination coding, classifications, and hazardous material handling criteria.

Thorough knowledge of supply regulations, manuals, policies, procedures and supply distribution management and inventory accountability concepts to plan, evaluate and conduct studies involving the receipt, storage and shipping operations in the organizations serviced. Ability to research, compile and analyze statistical data and information to prepare data summarization's and recommendations regarding functional operations, procedures, and resource utilization. Knowledge of the mission, organization, and work processes of supply programs throughout assigned organizational areas and their relationships to each other to assist in projects and studies involving workload analysis. Knowledge of automated systems (i.e., ECS, VTAM, DSS) and their interfaces with other systems relative to receipt, storage, and issue processes in order to analyze inventory systems problems. Knowledge and application of transportation regulations, policies, methods, procedures, and practices to perform a wide variety of transportation support assignments and to resolve problems involving a wide range of specialized shipments. Knowledge of the carrier industry, routing procedures, specialized shipment needs, and storage capabilities to arrange for complete routings, to determine the appropriate shipping method, carrier equipment, services, and special handling required. Specialized knowledge through formal training of technical/certifiable aspects of shipping hazardous material is required every two (2) years with a passing grade for retention in the position.

Thorough knowledge of agency, Federal, and international packing and shipping requirements for hazardous and non-hazardous materials. Detailed knowledge of a specialized techniques for preservation and custom packing and blocking and bracing of materials to reduce shifting. Thorough knowledge of overall warehouse procedures, space utilization techniques, and discrepancy coding. Ability to recognize materials which require specialized procedures to safely handle, pack, store, label, and ship hazardous materials within prescribed rules, regulations, procedures, and set guidelines.Knowledge of automated equipment includes such equipment as: computers, keypads, optical readers, scanners (bar code wands), etc. Position requires the knowledge, physical ability and Government license, to operate, and a license for an assortment of material handling equipment such as fork lifts (up to 10K), tugs, storage and retrieval vehicles, conveyors, robotic pallet manipulators, trucks, and other general purpose vehicles to move items to or from storage locations to processing areas.