Joe Fonseca

Delivering medical supplies in multiple lengths dry van trailer trailers to hospitals and various other medical locations in Colorado including mountain driving as far as Grand Junction. Once arriving at locations the pallets would be unloaded by the driver.

I was over overseeing the purchasing of homes to purchase then remodeling them to resell. I would assemble the contractors with various skills to complete the projects then sell the finished homes. The buying of properties ended when COVID era arrived made it too difficult to finish projects in a timely manner.

I worked for Halliburton as contractor for the U.S. Department of Defense in war zones to deliver fuel to U.S Army bases throughout Eastern Europe during the Balkan War with locations including Albania, Macedonia, Bosnia and sea ports in Greece and Bulgaria.

My duties were escort convoys of fuel and supplies to build and maintain Army bases at these locations. My job title was "Convoy Commander" which was basically a Supervisor of the task, I would drive the lead tractor trailer to these locations while being escorted by armed military units.

This led to about 15 years of working in different War Zones to include Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Kuwait then ending with about 10 years in Iraq where I mainly led Tanker Convoys throughout Iraq and Kuwait.

This was the basic operation I have condensed the job history here leaving out a lot of details, I will elaborate if asked to on the deliveries procedures.

I was contracted to ACME as an Owner Operator to deliver loads on a Flatbed trailer throughout the U.S. as a "Hot Shot" driver, meaning the loads as a tight delivery window to get loads to the customer within the scheduled timeframe. This was typically products in the oilfield and engery services.