Forklift Operator Resume Example

Tenacious and results- driven forklift driver and former intelligence analyst bringing more than 4 years of transportation and logistics experience as well as more than 3 years of experience in strategic planning, operational level analysis, and critical thinking. Capable of reviewing records and making sound judgments about personnel, risks and field operations. Hard-working and detail-oriented multi-tasker with excellent attention to detail, systematic approach, and exceptional verbal and written communication skills. Currently seeking roles that provide growth and challenges that require organizational and leadership skills in the political, economic or defensive areas.

• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and Google Applications.
• Adept in military software, classified networks, and databases (ArcGIS, MFWS, CPOF, Intelink, M3, DCGS-A, JPAS, ect.).
• Certificates in Global Assessment Tool (GAT), self-assessment acknowledgement and management.
• Certificates in Combat Trafficking Persons (CTIP), contesting human trafficking and increase the awareness of signs of human trafficking.
• Certificates in E-Sponsorship Training, proficient in the procedures of developing new employees with on-the-job training and support.
• Certificates in Cyber Awareness, Operations Security (OPSEC) and Intelligence Oversight, knowing the procedures of security and how to distribute sensitive information or items.
• Certificates in Sexual Harassment Assault Responsive Prevention (SHARP), adept in the knowledge of work-related procedures and techniques for caring for victims.
• Certificates in Composite Risk Management (CRM) and Employer/Supervisor Safety, knowledge of risks, hazards, and how to reduce risks to get work-related tasks accomplished.
• Certificates in Anti-Terrorism Level 1, increase awareness of terrorism and to improve the ability to apply personal protective measures.
• Certificates in Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP), knowledge and most current information on resources about substances and the effects of substance abuse.
• Certificates in Ethics, understanding and implementing the proper procedures to professionalism and fairness in the workplace.
• Certificates in Annual Security Refresher, awareness and procedures of everyday tasks that can prevent spillage of information.
• Certificates in Stress Management, cognizance of signs of stress in others, as well as oneself, and processes to manage stress.
• Certificates in Accident Avoidance, understanding the laws and risks of driving and the procedures of safe driving.
• Certificates in Suicide Prevention, being aware of signs, procedures to prevent, and counselors that can provide additional assistance.
• Certificates in Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape (SERE), training in evading capture, survival skills and the military code of conduct.
• Certificates in Director of National Intelligence Unauthorized Use, procedures to work within the constraints of the law to collect, analyze, and understand information related to national security.
• Certificates in Managing Personnel with Clearances, proper procedures and where to access to assist individuals on the clearance, access to certain buildings, and the level of security.
• Certificates in Department of Defense Controlled Unclassified Information (DOD CUI) Training, techniques on how to properly disseminate information according to the Executive Order 13556.