Lead Unit Assembler Resume Example

• Conduct daily security patrols of base range perimeter.
• Have led multiple group work/repair projects to training areas with zero loss to equipment, personnel safety, or time.
• Utilize diverse computer systems and programs to schedule, monitor, and record unit training, weather factors, and base capabilities.
• Oversee safety of units training on ranges (Biv sites, weapon qual ranges, explosives ranges, CQC TA's).
• Review and reformat current range manuals to keep consistent with ARMY regulations and base restrictions.
• Utilize variety of hand and power tools for work projects.
• Have received multiple awards and recognitions for proficiency in conduct, work, and knowledge of Range Operations tasks.

• Arrive and start shift inspection of vehicle on time.
• Confirm, locate, and safely load package totes organized according  to delivery schedule.
• Utilize latest company technology for navigation, delivery tracking and customer preferential requests.
• Report any/all delivery complications to shift leader.
• Provide courteous and respectable interaction throughout the delivery process to aid in customer satisfaction and clientele rapport.
• Adhere to delivery schedule and mitigate potential driving hazards and traffic jams.
• Return company vehicle re-fueled and inspected after shift ends, and report any damage/functionality deficiencies in daily report.
• Secure and return navigation devices to proper storage area and log travel data for management.
• Verified each delivery against shipping instructions before delivering to customers.
• Communicated customer complaints, requests and feedback to company management.

Work schedule: (Work every day of week on 4 day rotational on/off shift).

Mon: 8:45am - 6pm   Tues: 8:45-6pm   Wed: 8:45am-6pm   

Thur: 8:45am-6pm   Fri: 8:45am-6pm   Sat: 8:45am-6pm   

Sun: 8:45am-6pm

• Establishing, maintaining and operating communications systems, and helping prepare computer centers for operation.
• Perform maintenance on tactical data systems equipment, section vehicles, and generators used with field artillery tactical data systems.
• Operating field artillery tactical data systems, at multiple launch rocket system battery and battalion and cannon battalion; responsible for fire mission processing & fire plan schedules.
• Operator of M-1068A3 Standard Integrated Command Post System (SICPS) Carrier Armored Transport. Also training instructor and maintenance overseer for training new recruits.
• Computer systems, radio communications, tracked vehicle specialist.
• Overseeing  and leading training of new soldiers on above mentioned systems.

Work schedule: (National Guard IDT; also a Deployment as a ECP Gate entry guard).

Mon: 5am-11pm  Tues: 5am-11pm  Wed: 5am-11pm  Thur: 5am-11pm

Fri: 5am-11pm  Sat: 5am-11pm  Sun: 5am-11pm