Intermodal Carrier Planner resume example

Dispatch TE&Y crews and other employees as needed. Adhere to labor agreement and computer assisted calling procedures. Demonstrate proficiency in the use and operation of data entry devices, printers, copiers, phone systems, including remote recording devices, fax-transmitting devices & multi-channel phone receiving devices. Create and manage vacancy and assign bulletins, including applications and assignments and yard markup, as applicable, generate reports, maintain records and files as necessary, coordinate work under supervision of managers with line operations managers, train dispatchers and local chairman. Cooperate on requests for information from other departments on CMS related questions. Assist in training employees in crew dispatch practices; assist other crew dispatchers as directed.

I transport train crews and perform others duties such as disturbing supplies to trains, office upkeep, complete and disturb reports. I maintain a safe work area for myself, others and foster a team working environment.

Order items through PBUSE supply system. Maintain the units authorized material list through PBUSE. I issue items for soldiers. I also receive items for turn-in. I receive supplies from SSA and direct shipment from various sources of supply. Preparing andpackage property for shipment to turn in points. I collect information about property from hand receipt holders in order to preparecyclic inventory reports, update component hand receipts, and request supplies needed to accomplish day-to-day tasks. I set upstorage locations for supplies stocked at the unit level. Classes of supply include Class 1, 2, 3, 8 and 9. I ensure stock rotation ofitems with expiration dates (issuing stock with shortest expiration date first) while also ensuring authorized stock is on hand andserviceable. I also reference appropriate army regulations, technical manuals and supply catalogs for guidance in supplyprocedures that are unfamiliar to me and also operate forklift and pallet jacks in an open and confined environment in order toload, unload, and arrange supplies in an organized manor.

As the Supply Technician for AASF #1 I also oversee and manage the facilities Test Measurement Diagnostic Equipment Program(TMDE), manage and maintain accountability of all aviation related repair parts, Monitor tool room operations, and ensureinspection of all hazardous material items are completed in a timely manner. I communicate with the TASM MOAVCRAD orItem Managers to insure timely issuance and receipt of aircraft parts; I understand and comply with requirements found in theARMS checklist and ensure that the facility is in compliance with all environmental regulations in the area of waste management. I have the knowledge and ability to order, receive, and turn-in class 9 parts using several supply and material managementsystems. Ensure that proper levels of stock age in the prescribed load list (PLL) and bench stock. Ensure proper Hand Tools andSKO Accountability practices are being followed. I also oversee the AASF #1 Waste Management program and assist andcomplete additional duties as assigned. In addition to having a working understanding of the supply counterparts workrequirements and am available to assist in the accomplishments of those duties.