JEREMY REED

• Supervised warehouse staff in dangerous goods operations, ensuring safe handling and storage of flammable and explosive liquids/chemicals. Conduct monthly physical inventories. Coordinated logistics for incoming and outgoing shipments, including parcel, LTL, and container shipments, optimizing flow and accuracy. Operates material handling equipment including multiple forklifts, pallet jacks, and hand trucks. Managed storage and maintenance of over $1 million in raw materials and equipment, ensuring inventory integrity and availability.
• Directed inventory control processes for raw materials, components, and finished goods.
• Maintained ERP records to ensure accurate stock levels and transaction history.
• Coordinated cycle counts and investigated variances to correct inventory discrepancies.

• Supervised and directed warehouse staff, enhancing operational effectiveness. Increased monthly shipping from $1 million to $1.5 million. Trained warehouse staff to improve flexibility and effectively meet daily manpower needs. Coordinated incoming container shipments, ensuring timely and accurate processing. Safely stored and maintained an inventory of $5 million.
• Directed warehouse operations, ensuring accurate inventory control and timely order fulfillment.
• Supervised receiving, put-away, picking, and shipping workflows to maintain efficient material flow.
• Implemented safety procedures to support compliant storage, handling, and workplace practices.

• Managed physical inventory and communicated levels to Disaster Services Corporation staff for timely replenishment. Schedule and coordinate all incoming shipments. Schedule and coordinate all outgoing shipments to multiple distribution points. Advises Disaster Services Corporation staff of logistics and warehouse procedures and improvements. Coordinated volunteer workforce for efficient assistance with incoming and outgoing shipments. Maintains and operates material handling equipment to include a forklift, pallet jacks, and hand trucks. Stores and maintains inventory worth in excess of $500,000.
• Directed warehouse operations, ensuring safe receipt, storage, and distribution of disaster relief inventory. 2. Coordinated volunteer and staff workflows to support efficient loading, unloading, and order fulfillment. 3. Oversaw inventory controls, maintaining accurate stock records and preventing material shortages. 4. Implemented safety procedures to protect personnel, equipment, and donated goods during daily operations. 5. Scheduled deliveries and pickups, aligning warehouse activity with disaster response and community service needs. 6. Trained team members on material handling, storage standards, and equipment use. 7. Resolved supply issues quickly, keeping relief items available for urgent distribution. 8. Improved warehouse organization to streamline access, reduce delays, and support consistent service delivery.
• Conducted periodic audits of inventory levels to ensure accuracy, identifying discrepancies for swift resolution.
• Cleaned and maintained warehouse in compliance with OSHA safety standards.

• Supervised, trained, and directed production and warehouse staff to optimize workflow and meet operational goals. Evaluated and assessed manpower effectiveness and needs. Administered OSHA compliant safety program. Maintained a safe work environment with training, reporting, and enforcement of safety standards. Maintained and repaired facility, equipment, and grounds to ensure operational readiness and safety standards compliance. Managed process and procedures for receiving, handling, storing of bulk and bagged seeds. Developed and documented operational procedures for quality assurance and control to enhance product integrity and consistency. Collaborated with the seed production manager to allocate manpower for sales support.
• Directed facility maintenance, repairs, and preventive service to support daily operations.
• Coordinated vendors, contractors, and service schedules for HVAC, utilities, and building systems.
• Implemented safety procedures supporting OSHA compliance and workplace hazard reduction.

• Installed, repaired, and maintained residential mechanical doors to ensure optimal functionality and safety. Inspected job sites for door clearance, studied blueprints and schematics, and adjusted malfunctioning doors to meet installation standards. Hanged back hangers to ceilings, installed tracks, set doors in place, installed springs, and calibrated electric garage door openers for proper operation.
• Installed overhead doors, operators, and hardware according to manufacturer specifications and safety standards.
• Diagnosed mechanical issues and repaired springs, tracks, cables, rollers, and openers efficiently.
• Aligned door systems for smooth operation, proper balance, and long-term reliability.

• Serviced Fork Lift Medium production line as material handler. Managed optional parts, scheduled delivery to production line, monitored inventory of over 3600 stock keeping units. Communicated with production managers, commodity managers, and warehouse manager to maintain production schedules. Received Employee of the Month award for February 2017.
• Coordinated incoming and outgoing materials to support production and shipping schedules.
• Operated forklifts and pallet jacks to move heavy components safely throughout facility.
• Verified part numbers and quantities during receiving, stocking, and order fulfillment.

• Issue section supervisor for the largest multi-class warehouse on Joint Base Lewis McChord supporting seven organizations consisting of more than 330 customers. Guided and managed an inventory of 1,184 stock keeping units valued at over $2,000,000. Analyzed operational, statistical, and data reports to enhance conformance to standards and streamline warehouse operations.
• Supervised daily operations, prioritizing mission readiness and task completion.
• Coordinated personnel schedules, assignments, and workflow to maintain unit efficiency.
• Monitored compliance with Army standards, safety procedures, and operational directives.

• Directly responsible for daily operational management of the technical supply section; to include the request, issue, and turn-in of all helicopter repair parts, special tools, and components. Maintained accountability for $19,000,000 worth of unit assets.
• Directed logistics operations, aligning supply, transportation, and distribution workflows with mission requirements.
• Supervised inventory accountability, ensuring accurate stock control and timely reconciliation of records.
• Coordinated movement of materiel, equipment, and vehicles across units and support locations.

• Held various logistics positions within 4th Brigade at Fort Riley, KS, including warehouse management and shop supply supervisor for a large automotive maintenance company; accountable for over $30,000,000 worth of company assets.
• Supervised warehouse operations, ensuring accurate receipt, storage, issue, and accountability of supplies and equipment.
• Directed inventory control procedures, reconciling records and resolving discrepancies across storage locations.
• Coordinated material handling workflows, prioritizing outbound shipments and mission-critical requests.

• Managed a warehouse for the Theater Support Command with an inventory of 14,000 stock keeping units worth $37,000,000 in four warehouses.

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