Eulas Boatwright
Student Transportation of America, STA/Rick Bus Co.
Willingboro,New Jersey
24
years of professional experience
Professional CDL driver prepared for leadership roles. Strong record in safe and efficient transportation, route planning, and vehicle maintenance. Known for teamwork, reliability, and adapting to changing demands. Skilled in navigating diverse routes, ensuring on-time deliveries, and maintaining compliance with regulations.
Work History
Customer Service Manager
4 Years 3 Months- Directed customer service operations, resolving parent and community inquiries with consistent professionalism.
- Oversaw complaint resolution processes, ensuring timely follow-up and accurate documentation.
- Coordinated communication between school departments to streamline service requests and issue escalation.
- Implemented front-office procedures that improved response consistency and staff accountability.
Diesal Mechanic
7 Years- Diagnosed diesel engine, brake, and electrical issues on school buses using diagnostic equipment
- Repaired air brake, suspension, steering, and exhaust systems to restore reliable vehicle operation
- Performed preventive maintenance, oil changes, fluid checks, and filter replacements to support fleet readiness
- Inspected buses for DOT compliance, safety defects, and mechanical concerns before daily routes
Detective Marty D'Angelo Dixon Millis Security Co.
5 Years 4 Months- Executed covert and overt surveillance operations to monitor subjects and confirm criminal activity.
- Analyzed surveillance footage, records, and physical evidence to identify leads and corroborate facts.
- Interviewed witnesses and suspects, documenting statements accurately for investigative follow-up.
- Investigated criminal complaints, gathering evidence and building case files for prosecution support.
Education
High School Diploma
Skills
Customer service
Client orientation
Customer relations
Time management
Training and mentoring
Conflict resolution
Microsoft Office Suite
Problem-solving
Reset Checklist
- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
- ORGANIZATION RESET
- Name ______ Team ______ Date ______
- Do Now: rate yourself
- 1 means it needs a lot of work. 4 means it is in great shape. Circle the one that needs the most work and start there.
- Backpack
- Binder or folders
- Planner
- Chromebook
- Before (1–4)
- After (1–4)
- The reset
- 15 minutes
- Check each step off as you finish it.
- Done
- Step
- Backpack. Take everything out. Trash goes in the trash.
- Papers. Sort every loose paper by class. Keep it, take it home, or recycle it.
- Binder or folders. Give each class its own section or folder. Label them.
- Planner. Write every due date you know for next week.
- Chromebook. Close extra tabs. Make one Google Drive folder for each class.
- Partner check
- 3 minutes
- Show your partner one class section of your binder or folder. Your partner names one thing you can find fast. Switch.
- My partner said
- My Routine
- A routine is a small action you do at the same time every day until you do not have to think about it. Small and specific beats big and vague.
- Examples
- When the last bell rings, I will check my planner before I pack up.
- When I get home, I will put my backpack in the same spot.
- When it is Friday, I will clean out my folders.
- When
- I will
- Why This routine will help me because ...
- Thursday check Did I keep my routine this week? What helped or got in the way?
- EXIT TICKET
- My organization score that improved most today was ____________________ .
- My routine is: When ________________ , I will ________________ .
- Name ______ Team ______
- WIN Period
- Week 6
- Adapt. Believe. Connect.
Timeline
Customer Service Manager
Willingboro School District
07.2022 - CurrentRead More
Diesal Mechanic
Student Transportation of America, STA/Rick Bus Co.
10.2019 - CurrentRead More
Detective Marty D'Angelo Dixon Millis Security Co.
Security Officers
11.2002 - 03.2008Read More
Snyder High School
High School Diploma
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