Brandon Pollard

Being a fueler in the Army National Guard requires close attention to detail and efficiency because even small mistakes can lead to serious safety hazards, such as fires, fuel spills, or equipment failure. Precise fuel handling ensures that vehicles and aircraft are properly maintained and mission-ready. Efficiency is also critical to support operational timelines and ensure that units receive the fuel they need without delays, directly impacting mission success.

• Led team to achieve high standards in customer service and product presentation.
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of sales floor and stock areas.
• Maintained dairy department stock level, taking products from cooler to sales floor, opening cases and stocking on shelves in appropriate locations.
• Unloaded produce items from truck, broke down pallets, loaded flats with proper produce items for placement on produce floor and checked produce on display for quality.