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Summary
Sergeant with more than 10 years in the United States Marine Corps. Successfully led training programs for hundreds of Marines. Reliable, diligent and flexible professional with superb communication capabilities. Offers expertise in property accountability, warehouse management, logistics, and supply management. Proven ability to perform under extremely stressful environments such as Afghanistan and training civilians to become Marines at Marine Corps recruit training.
Highlights
Team Leadership
Inventory Control
Operational Management
Natural leader
Training and development
Quality Assurance
Strategic Planning
Cost Efficiency
Accomplishments
Maintained 90% accountability of a large section of equipment worth over $25 million during an overseas deployment.
Received Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, and Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal.
Experience
04/2012 to 02/2014Sergeant (Drill Instructor)United States Marine Corps | City, STATE,
Currently has a Secret Security Clearance that is active until 2022.
Instilled self-discipline, pride, respect, and love of Corps and country in over 265 recruits which resulted in them becoming United States Marines.
Instucted recruits in core values, general military subjects, basic individual skills, close order drill, marksmanship, Marine Corps Martial Arts, physical fitness and small unit leadership.
Trained and managed 5 junior drill instructors to successfully execute 70 rigorous training days.
Technical proficiency and instructional skills ensured the drill instructors and recruits performed at a very high level.
07/2010 to 2012Sergeant (Platoon Sergeant)United States Marine Corps | City, STATE,
Platoon Sergeant for the intermediate level Bins Section of Storage Platoon who led, guided, and mentored 50 Marines.
Oversaw the unloading, picking, staging and the loading of products for shipping.
Conducted monthly, quarterly and yearly inventories of warehouse stock.
Ensured proper data was entered into STRATIS (Web Storage Retrieval Automated Tracking Integrated System) to load and manipulate data and to produce reports.
Accounted for approximately 26,000 NIINS valued at approximately $25 million.
Enforced all safety regulations within the warehouse in Afghanistan and stateside to create a safe work environment.
03/2009 to 07/2010Sergeant (Property Accounting Non-Commissioned Officer) United States Marine Corps | City, STATE,
Ensured policies and procedures were in compliance with directives.
Managed consolidated memorandum receipts and hand receipts for 24 garrison property accounts.
Oversaw 128 garrison property accounts aboard the base. Managed the accounting and disposition of garrison property using the Defense Property Accounting System.
Scheduled and coordinated semi-annual training for all Responsible Officers and Hand Receipt Holders.
Conducted or arranged for ongoing training and personal development classes for team members.
Received the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for outstanding leadership during this time frame.
10/2006 to 07/2008Corporal (Warehouse Non-Commissioned Officer)United States Marine Corps | City, STATE,
Licensed operator of a automatic and manual 4000lb forklift.
Performed such duties as receiving, inspecting, locating, storing, issuing, inventorying, preparing, and disposal of supplies and equipment related to ground supply operations.
Maintained personal computer and mainframe locater systems, conducted inventories, maintained records of sub custody principal end items, monitored shelf life items through CD ROM and the mainframe support systems, and input data entry transactions and retrieval of historical records.
Ensured compliance with fire and safety regulations; used protective measures for items in storage, including open storage lots and hazardous materials storage areas.
Used detail technical data from the Federal Logistics System in the care and storage program; developed storage space requirements, and stored material per weight, cube, and clearance factors by categories of supply.
Education
Expected in Bachelor of Arts | Criminal JusticeAshford University , Clinton, IAGPA:
30 lower level credits toward a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice.
46 lower level elective credits obtained from training in the Marine Corps.
Corporals Leadership Course 2007
Martial Arts Instructor Course 2009 (Leadership course)
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