Juan Lucio

• Communicated with dispatchers regarding delivery instructions or changes in routes due to weather or traffic conditions.
• Checked vehicle before and after trips for mechanical items and safety issues.
• Assisted with loading and unloading activities when necessary to help ensure efficient operations.
• Maintained logbook of working hours, following federal regulations on rest breaks.
• Ensured that cargo was properly secured in the trailer prior to departure from loading dock.
• Operated a variety of machinery and tools safely and efficiently.

• Inspected truck for defects and safe operating condition before, during and after trips.
• Loaded, balanced and secured product to safely transport goods.
• Logged driving hours and fuel usage data on time to keep reports current.
• Read and interpreted maps to determine vehicle routes.
• Hooked and unhooked trailers from tractor and converter dollies.
• Used ropes and blocks to safely secure cargo for transport.
• Conducted emergency roadside repairs, changed tires, replaced light bulbs and installed fuses and tire chains.
• Measured temperature of haul and refrigerated area of truck, keeping cold items fresh.

• Performed pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections using knowledge of safe and effective loading and handling procedures in coordination with company checklist.
• Navigated and planned each route with up-to-date GPS support, accounting for weather or construction issues, to prevent costly and avoidable delays.
• Maneuvered equipment expertly and safely in areas with obstacles and limited space without injury or damage to equipment or products.
• Delivered and unloaded products at designated location at customer site using tractor-trailers, ramps, lift gates, pallet jacks and load bars.
• Reviewed paperwork for completeness and accuracy, checked orders for correct number of boxes and corrected addresses and support documentation.

Disassembled weapons and identified parts that have wear or damage (e.g.; bent parts, loose rivets, rust).
Operate a vehicle to transport weapons, ammunition, or explosives. Coached arms range activities to verify safe operation of equipment.
Calculated weights and arcs of explosives to determine the requirements for safe handling. Comply with all safety regulations concerning personnel protective clothing and equipment required for the safe performance of small arms activities. Conducted Inventory control on a serialized items for an estimated amount of over 3 Million Dollars worth of equipment.

Responsible for inspecting serviceability of all small arms, parts, assemblies and reassemblies for the APS-5 (Army Positioning Stock) Qatar. Performed daily accountability for all serialized weapons, mounts, tools, and calibration equipment. Enforced and maintained all physical security procedures and coordinated with the base military police for daily armory securement. Safely used common hand tools and shop equipment when conducting daily operations. Repaired all weapons and equipment with the use of all technical manuals and Army Regulations.

Received leadership skills to lead one or more marines towards a mission accomplishment. Directed supporting fire to suppress enemy fire and allow troops to maneuver the area. Evaluated terrain and recorded topographical information. Prepared operation plans and orders to support security of resources and installations.

Responsible for the billets of Armory NCOIC, Tool and Calibrations NCO, Global Combat Support System NCO, and Quality Control Chief for a 15 Million Dollar U.S Government Account. Maintained, repaired, accounted for, and secured all weapons and gear on a day to day basis. Delegated, supervised, and instructed a total of 30 Marines to ensure shop safety and proper procedures were being conducted. Identified the readiness of the armory being below 80%, and was able to bring the readiness up to 98% and the best armory within the 1st Marine Logistics Group.

Inspected and maintained rifles, machine guns, mortars and hand grenades. Supervised operation and organizational maintenance of weapons systems and specialized equipment used in the Pacific Area of Operation. Instructed and qualified over 100 Range Safety Officer and Staff Non Commissioned officer in support of 3rd Marine Expeditionary Force. Maintained the billet of Maintenance Chief and repaired over 4 million dollars worth of weapons for 3rd Reconnaissance Bn and the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit. Moved and accounted for over 900 small arms, artillery, and optics aboard the USS German-town while holding the billet of Armory NCOIC.