Matthew G. Clutter
Martinsburg
Summary
Proactive and goal-oriented professional recognized for exceptional time management and problem-solving abilities, consistently demonstrating reliability and adaptability in dynamic environments. A swift learner with a proven capacity to acquire and apply new skills effectively, dedicated to leveraging strengths to drive team success and contribute to overall organizational growth. Committed to embracing challenges that foster continuous improvement and innovation while excelling as a thorough team contributor with strong organizational capabilities. Experienced in managing multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring accuracy, prioritizing tasks, and consistently meeting deadlines. Leadership lessons gained from service in the United States Navy enhance team dynamics and project execution.
Overview
8
8
years of professional experience
Work History
Motor Vehicle Operator
Martinsburg VA Medical Center
02.2023 - Current
- Duties: To go pick up veterans and supplies from various locations and bring them back to the VA, then back to there homes. I am required to keep my vehicle always clean and have it running in the best condition it can be. Maintaining Safety while on the road is of the upmost importance. While I am always on the road, I make sure that I am able to get my TMS done in a timely manner. I Have received high praise from my coworkers and supervisors on how well I work together with everyone and in the manner, I speak to the veterans, making sure they and their safety are the top priority.
- Full – Time 40+ Hours/week
ABH3/E4
U.S. Navy
08.2017 - 01.2022
- DUTIES: I was part of the crash crewman team in the hanger bay, keeping the aircraft safe and making sure they stayed at peak performance. I was the leading damage control petty officer (DCPO) for the department, keeping all fire stations and damage control equipment in top performance. I interpret drawings, blueprints, and instruction manuals such as reading the drawing and blueprints of our tag out modules and, while performing maintenance on the ship, I had to learn every safety and instruction manual for the checks I am working on (OPNAVINST 5100.19-chapter 1 basic safety chapter 9 electrical safety NSTM 370 hazmat)
- I assemble, repair, and reconstruct metal furniture, shelving and other items pertaining to metal work such as repairing shelving and tables in the ship’s library and repairing metal cabinetry. I repair ballistic doors and non-watertight doors for CRMD department. I repair and replace parts of doors, shelving, and cabinetry with the use of various handheld tools and manually, if need be.
- I perform preventive maintenance, where I identify, repair, install, or replace items as needed on existing buildings and structures. For example, I worked on the CVN75 doors team, repairing over 85 water and airtight doors and performed corrective maintenance on the ship’s piping, by replacing fixtures and pipes as needed.
- USS Harry S Truman CVN 75
- Full-Time 40+hours/week
Education
High School Diploma -
Strasburg High School
Strasburg, VASkills
- Air brake endorsement
- Multitasking capacity
- Safe driving practices
- Commercial driver's license
- Time management expertise
- Passenger assistance
- Logbook record-keeping
- Managing records
- Team collaboration aptitude
- Logistics support
Accomplishments
- Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
- Supervised team of 8 staff members.
- Documented and resolved car inventory which led to a manifest of all gov't vehicles in use and inventoried.
Timeline
Motor Vehicle Operator
Martinsburg VA Medical Center
02.2023 - Current
ABH3/E4
U.S. Navy
08.2017 - 01.2022
High School Diploma -
Strasburg High School