Jaycob Beleno

Performs work required to construct and repair wooden containers of various sizes and types, odd-shaped pallets, and wooden bracing to secure items in containers and/or hold-boxes during shipment.

Essential job functions require fabrication and repair of various sizes and types of wooden items, uses a variety of power tools such as table saws, radial arm saws, nail guns and staple guns. Blocking & bracing is a load securement method using lumber and metal bars to reduce or inhibit front to rear shifting of freight/cargo.

Operate Forklift to move heavy equipment, crates, containers.

Responsible for creating the proper containers for shipping all material to CONUS and Non-Conus destinations.

Responsible for filling out the required documentation necessary for shipping out-bound material.

Responsible for inspecting all material and associated documentation; thereby, ensuring compliance with the US Army-Self-Certification Solid Wood Packing Material (SWPM) Program prior to shipping.

Additional job functions include verifying material information, care of supplies in storage (COSIS), condition coding of material, and processing material release orders (MROs) in compliance with established performance objectives.

Will be required to operate Material Handling Equipment (MHE) in conjunction with daily duties. Knowledge of the Army supply system preferred. May be cross-utilized in other job areas to meet contract requirements as necessary.

Additional duties may be assigned to support contract requirements in a job-related area such as environmental, safety and security.

Must be able to obtain and retain a secret clearance. Must have a basic knowledge of Army logistics terminology and related supply management functions.

Will be expected to participate in warehouse maintenance and/or clean-up of work-related areas. Must be able to work overtime when required. Must have a valid driver’s license.

• The Traffic Management Office is responsible for processing and managing moving cargo, shipments and Airmen around the world, as well as receiving supplies for the base, ensuring the Air Force can fulfill its mission anywhere in the world
• Expedited order fulfillment by accurately packing, and shipping products to customers.
• Contributed to reducing product damage by properly packing items and securing them for transport.
• Utilized hammers, drills and power tools to build pallets and crates.
• Loaded and unloaded cargo from trucks safely using forklifts, minimizing damage to products during transportation.
• Prepared orders for shipment, posting weights and shipping charges onto packaging, marking materials with identifying information and updating logs of shipments outgoing and incoming.
• Unpacked, examined and routed incoming shipments, rejected damaged items and recorded shortages.
• Conducted counts and audits of inventories to identify and resolve discrepancies in records.
• Worked with vendors to schedule daily pickups and weekly deliveries.
• Monitored and tracked shipments to determine timely delivery and minimize delays.
• Prepared and maintained accurate records of shipments and deliveries to enable tracking history and acquire consistent information.
• Generated end-of-day reports covering shipments, productivity, and financial totals.
• Handled hazardous, sensitive and classified materials (batteries, weapons, etc)
• Operated computer systems and internal software to process, track and record cargo movements such as;

CMOS – Cargo Movement Operations System

GATES – Global Air Transportation Execution System

ILS-S – Integrated Logistics System-Supply

IGC – Integrated Global Convergence

Teams ETA – Transportation Enhanced Access Management Service

GFM – Global Freight Management

SMS – Singal Mobility System

LTS – Logistics Tool Suite