Gerald's Resume
Gerald Sewell
North Chesterfield, VA 23237
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SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
A highly organized, take charge professional military veteran with more than 10 years of experience in the maintenance field. Recent graduate with studies in network routing and switching, computer configuration, cloud computing concepts, database scripting, web interface design, management of information systems and advanced UNIX administration. Achievements include Bronze Star medal, 6 Army Commendation Medal.
EDUCATION
ECPI University – Virginia Beach, VA Expected 2020
Bachelors of Science in Cyber and Network Security, Cloud Computing
ECPI University – Richmond, VA June 2016
Bachelors of Science in Computer and Information Sciences, Healthcare IT
CERTIFICATONS
160 Driving Academy – Richmond, VA June 2018
License - CDL-A with T endorsement
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
A------------ - Petersburg, VA 2014 - Present Field Transportation Specialist 2017 - Present
• Performs functions to maintain 100% yard accuracy
• Corresponds with multiple shipping companies and their contacts
• Conduct daily coordination with FC operations departments, transportation peers and carriers to ensure all trailers arrive and depart on time with zero defects.
• Ensures that all safety measures and precautions are in place and being used regarding the docks and trailers
• Comprehensive understanding of shipping requirements, rules and obligations by carrier, destination and package type
• Hostler driver certified
• Master Hostler driver trainer
• Perform duties of the Field transportation Lead when the Field transportation Lead not present.
• Consolidate information from different sources to determine daily trailer pool requirements and trailer flow in yard.
• Consolidate data from multiple data sources to generate daily reports to support business needs.
• Assist in off-site yard operations
• Shuttle driver for Amazon logistics Inc.
Inbound Receive Dock Unloader 2016 - 2017
• Manages the return merchandise authorization and repair process for all devices under warranty
• Assumes team leader responsibilities in absence of supervisor
• Unloads freight in an efficient and safe manner using proper tools and equipment
• Corresponds with Management team about defects within inbound shipments
• Operates forklift frequently to transport freight in a safe manner while adhering to safety policies
Seasonal I.T Equipment Coordinator 2016-2016
• Responsible for allocation and maintenance of IT equipment throughout the Fulfillment Center
• Assisted Junior and Senior Facility Technicians with daily projects and activities as directed
• Served as a liaison to mitigate distribution risk for 25,000 + units building wide
• Maintained inventory levels including storage and procurement
• Troubleshoots thin clients, PCs, scanners, and portable handheld terminals
• Developed a working relationship with Operations, HR, Vendor Returns, and Facilities
• Managed multiple customer requests simultaneously
• Communicated processes and supported operations innovation projects
• Imaged MC32N0 scanners, thin clients, and PCs for RIC1 site
Problem Solver/Ambassador 2014 - 2016
• Provided essential support to the inbound receive dock by using critical problem solving skills to prevent problems with freight from entering the facility
• Demonstrated analytical skills and contributed to the receiving of 1,414 pallets in one night
• Assisted the inbound receive department in processing over 900,000 units in a two-week period during the holiday peak season
• Coached six new employees through work trainings on operational excellence
MILITARY EXPERIENCE
United States Army - Fort Lee, VA 2006 - 2014
Human Resources Clerk – Fort Lee, VA 2013 - 2014
Responsible for personnel management of 4,869 Cadre, Advance Individual Training Soldiers, DA Civilians, and Contractors assigned to three Battalions spread over five installations. Assisted human resources department in all matters relating to personnel movement and placement. Supervised slotting, sponsorship, promotions and monitored administration of all human resources services.
• Leadership: Ensured all administrative tasks were completed to standard and on time to assure mission success despite limited rescores and personnel
• Training: Dedicated spare time to cross-train other Soldiers within the section on developing reports and utilizing the Human Resources System
• Resource Management: Led the Brigade effort during the Army Emergency Relief donation drive for FY13; exceeded the Brigade goal by $20,000 raising over $50,000 in donations
Advance Individual Platoon Sergeant - Fort Lee, VA 2012-2013
Charged with mentorship and training of five Squad Leaders on Warrior Task and Battle Drills, physical fitness and Soldierization training. Served as a Senior Platoon Sergeant responsible for keeping the command informed of any issues, actions, and initiatives regarding the AIT students.
• Leadership: Mentored six Basic Officer Lieutenants during the Platoon Leader Development Program
• Collaboration: Established an excellent rapport with Fort Lee support agencies which created an easy transition system resulting in 98% of the Soldiers shipping out without delays
• Key Achievement: Commended by the Chief of Ordnance and the Regimental Command Sergeant Major for all efforts put in as the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Coordinator in the support of the MMR sporting events
Technical Inspector – Afghanistan 2010 - 2011
Responsible for providing fall back support for four Forward Support Companies in all areas of operation in Afghanistan. Performed initial, in progress, and final inspection on all field level maintenance work orders submitted by customer units.
• Inventory Management: Managed over 1.2 million dollars’ worth of Class IX repair parts for the Brigade Support Battalion and 13 customer units resulting in zero losses across the maintenance facility
• Collaboration: Lead Soldiers in the US Forces Afghanistan J4 Property Accountability Team inspection resulting in 100% commendable rating
• Competence: Supervised the completion of over 6,000 work orders in a seven-month period in support of Operation Enduring Freedom X-XI
Recovery Vehicle Supervisor – Afghanistan 2008 - 2009
Directly supervised the recovery, field level support maintenance, welding, and fabrication support of four support companies. Responsible for safety, training, and welfare of two Non Commissioned Officers and seven Soldiers; Responsible for serviceability and accountability of over $2,785,350 worth of organization and equipment.
• Staff Training: Facilitated new equipment training and ensured facilities and equipment were in place for the training of 20 Soldiers.
• Leadership: Lead section which consisted of two Non Commissioned Officers and seven Soldiers on the completion of 15 combat logistic patrols without incident during the final months of deployment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom
• Key Achievement: Selected as the standard bearer for continuity binders in preparation for relief in place/transfer of authority optimizing the replacing unit’s potential for success
• Collaboration: Impressively teamed Soldiers up with contract welders to design, manufacture, and install 82 skid plates, preventing damage to Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle.
Senior Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic Fort Campbell, KY 2006 - 2008
Used test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot malfunctions of automotive systems on 346 pieces of military equipment. Responsible for the supervision, health, welfare, and training of 40 Soldiers; Assisted the Battalion Maintenance Officer and the Motor Pool Non Commissioned Officer in Charged with daily maintenance issues.
• Key Achievement: Selected over four Staff Sergeants to perform duties as the Platoon Sergeant of the Ground Support Equipment Platoon
• Leadership: Assisted the Battalion by pushing 305 Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System vehicles through the install site in four hours setting a Joint Readiness Training Center one day record
• Training: Sought self-improvement by completing the Unit Movement Officer course and the Hazmat Ammo 62 Course; resulting the successful shipping of 29 vehicle and six container to Joint Readiness Training Center for rotation 08-09
MILITARY TRAINING
Department of the U.S. Army
• Senior Leaders Course, 2012
• AIT Platoon Sergeant Course, 2011
• Master Resilience Trainers Course, 2011
• Advanced Leader Course, 2007
• Warrior Leader Course, 2005
Gerald Sewell
North Chesterfield, VA 23237
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M------------
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
A highly organized, take charge professional military veteran with more than 10 years of experience in the maintenance field. Recent graduate with studies in network routing and switching, computer configuration, cloud computing concepts, database scripting, web interface design, management of information systems and advanced UNIX administration. Achievements include Bronze Star medal, 6 Army Commendation Medal.
EDUCATION
ECPI University – Virginia Beach, VA Expected 2020
Bachelors of Science in Cyber and Network Security, Cloud Computing
ECPI University – Richmond, VA June 2016
Bachelors of Science in Computer and Information Sciences, Healthcare IT
CERTIFICATONS
160 Driving Academy – Richmond, VA June 2018
License - CDL-A with T endorsement
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
A------------ - Petersburg, VA 2014 - Present Field Transportation Specialist 2017 - Present
• Performs functions to maintain 100% yard accuracy
• Corresponds with multiple shipping companies and their contacts
• Conduct daily coordination with FC operations departments, transportation peers and carriers to ensure all trailers arrive and depart on time with zero defects.
• Ensures that all safety measures and precautions are in place and being used regarding the docks and trailers
• Comprehensive understanding of shipping requirements, rules and obligations by carrier, destination and package type
• Hostler driver certified
• Master Hostler driver trainer
• Perform duties of the Field transportation Lead when the Field transportation Lead not present.
• Consolidate information from different sources to determine daily trailer pool requirements and trailer flow in yard.
• Consolidate data from multiple data sources to generate daily reports to support business needs.
• Assist in off-site yard operations
• Shuttle driver for Amazon logistics Inc.
Inbound Receive Dock Unloader 2016 - 2017
• Manages the return merchandise authorization and repair process for all devices under warranty
• Assumes team leader responsibilities in absence of supervisor
• Unloads freight in an efficient and safe manner using proper tools and equipment
• Corresponds with Management team about defects within inbound shipments
• Operates forklift frequently to transport freight in a safe manner while adhering to safety policies
Seasonal I.T Equipment Coordinator 2016-2016
• Responsible for allocation and maintenance of IT equipment throughout the Fulfillment Center
• Assisted Junior and Senior Facility Technicians with daily projects and activities as directed
• Served as a liaison to mitigate distribution risk for 25,000 + units building wide
• Maintained inventory levels including storage and procurement
• Troubleshoots thin clients, PCs, scanners, and portable handheld terminals
• Developed a working relationship with Operations, HR, Vendor Returns, and Facilities
• Managed multiple customer requests simultaneously
• Communicated processes and supported operations innovation projects
• Imaged MC32N0 scanners, thin clients, and PCs for RIC1 site
Problem Solver/Ambassador 2014 - 2016
• Provided essential support to the inbound receive dock by using critical problem solving skills to prevent problems with freight from entering the facility
• Demonstrated analytical skills and contributed to the receiving of 1,414 pallets in one night
• Assisted the inbound receive department in processing over 900,000 units in a two-week period during the holiday peak season
• Coached six new employees through work trainings on operational excellence
MILITARY EXPERIENCE
United States Army - Fort Lee, VA 2006 - 2014
Human Resources Clerk – Fort Lee, VA 2013 - 2014
Responsible for personnel management of 4,869 Cadre, Advance Individual Training Soldiers, DA Civilians, and Contractors assigned to three Battalions spread over five installations. Assisted human resources department in all matters relating to personnel movement and placement. Supervised slotting, sponsorship, promotions and monitored administration of all human resources services.
• Leadership: Ensured all administrative tasks were completed to standard and on time to assure mission success despite limited rescores and personnel
• Training: Dedicated spare time to cross-train other Soldiers within the section on developing reports and utilizing the Human Resources System
• Resource Management: Led the Brigade effort during the Army Emergency Relief donation drive for FY13; exceeded the Brigade goal by $20,000 raising over $50,000 in donations
Advance Individual Platoon Sergeant - Fort Lee, VA 2012-2013
Charged with mentorship and training of five Squad Leaders on Warrior Task and Battle Drills, physical fitness and Soldierization training. Served as a Senior Platoon Sergeant responsible for keeping the command informed of any issues, actions, and initiatives regarding the AIT students.
• Leadership: Mentored six Basic Officer Lieutenants during the Platoon Leader Development Program
• Collaboration: Established an excellent rapport with Fort Lee support agencies which created an easy transition system resulting in 98% of the Soldiers shipping out without delays
• Key Achievement: Commended by the Chief of Ordnance and the Regimental Command Sergeant Major for all efforts put in as the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Coordinator in the support of the MMR sporting events
Technical Inspector – Afghanistan 2010 - 2011
Responsible for providing fall back support for four Forward Support Companies in all areas of operation in Afghanistan. Performed initial, in progress, and final inspection on all field level maintenance work orders submitted by customer units.
• Inventory Management: Managed over 1.2 million dollars’ worth of Class IX repair parts for the Brigade Support Battalion and 13 customer units resulting in zero losses across the maintenance facility
• Collaboration: Lead Soldiers in the US Forces Afghanistan J4 Property Accountability Team inspection resulting in 100% commendable rating
• Competence: Supervised the completion of over 6,000 work orders in a seven-month period in support of Operation Enduring Freedom X-XI
Recovery Vehicle Supervisor – Afghanistan 2008 - 2009
Directly supervised the recovery, field level support maintenance, welding, and fabrication support of four support companies. Responsible for safety, training, and welfare of two Non Commissioned Officers and seven Soldiers; Responsible for serviceability and accountability of over $2,785,350 worth of organization and equipment.
• Staff Training: Facilitated new equipment training and ensured facilities and equipment were in place for the training of 20 Soldiers.
• Leadership: Lead section which consisted of two Non Commissioned Officers and seven Soldiers on the completion of 15 combat logistic patrols without incident during the final months of deployment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom
• Key Achievement: Selected as the standard bearer for continuity binders in preparation for relief in place/transfer of authority optimizing the replacing unit’s potential for success
• Collaboration: Impressively teamed Soldiers up with contract welders to design, manufacture, and install 82 skid plates, preventing damage to Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle.
Senior Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic Fort Campbell, KY 2006 - 2008
Used test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot malfunctions of automotive systems on 346 pieces of military equipment. Responsible for the supervision, health, welfare, and training of 40 Soldiers; Assisted the Battalion Maintenance Officer and the Motor Pool Non Commissioned Officer in Charged with daily maintenance issues.
• Key Achievement: Selected over four Staff Sergeants to perform duties as the Platoon Sergeant of the Ground Support Equipment Platoon
• Leadership: Assisted the Battalion by pushing 305 Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System vehicles through the install site in four hours setting a Joint Readiness Training Center one day record
• Training: Sought self-improvement by completing the Unit Movement Officer course and the Hazmat Ammo 62 Course; resulting the successful shipping of 29 vehicle and six container to Joint Readiness Training Center for rotation 08-09
MILITARY TRAINING
Department of the U.S. Army
• Senior Leaders Course, 2012
• AIT Platoon Sergeant Course, 2011
• Master Resilience Trainers Course, 2011
• Advanced Leader Course, 2007
• Warrior Leader Course, 2005