Richard Reed

• Entry-level position primarily responsible for assisting the foreman with excavation, pole inspection, and application of preservatives
• Conducting thorough visual and physical examinations of wooden utility poles to identify signs of decay, damage, or structural weaknesses using tools like sounding rods and probes
• Digging around the base of the pole to expose the ground line area for inspection and treatment
• Determining the extent of decay on a pole by evaluating the affected wood and using specialized techniques to measure the severity
• Applying wood preservatives to the exposed pole surface, particularly around the ground line, to protect against rot and insect damage
• Performing repairs like installing steel reinforcement plates, bracing, or other structural support systems to strengthen compromised poles
• Recording inspection findings, treatment details, and pole location information using digital tools

• Install guardrails and cable across all regions of Tennessee
• Promoted a positive work environment by fostering teamwork among crew members, leading to increased productivity on site.
• Achieved smooth transitions between project phases by efficiently assembling necessary materials before job commencement.
• Managed heavy machinery operations effectively while maintaining optimal safety levels for all crew members.
• Maintained high-quality workmanship through diligent attention to detail and consistent use of appropriate tools and equipment.

• Operated with safety and skill to avoid accidents and delays.
• Maintained a clean driving record while adhering to company policies and federal regulations for transportation safety.
• Maintained daily, legible DOT log book and submitted corresponding documents.
• Inspected trucks for malfunctions and reported vehicles to management for corrective action.
• Demonstrated safe driving by following regulations and safety procedures, resulting in zero accidents.
• Utilized GPS and other navigation tools to plan routes and stay on schedule.
• Increased safety standards by conducting thorough pre-and post-trip inspections of the truck and trailer.
• Successfully navigated challenging weather conditions in order to maintain on-time delivery rates without compromising safety or cargo integrity.

• Followed manager instructions to complete tasks on time.
• Assigned offenders to clean and organized kitchen stations .
• Enhanced kitchen efficiency by assisting with meal preparation and ensuring timely food delivery to offenders.
• Scraped, washed and efficiently restacked dishware, utensils, and glassware to keep kitchen ready for offenders meals to pass out daily .
• Operated standard kitchen equipment with focus on safety and sanitation.
• End of shift task list assigned to offenders to ensure they cleaned and organized workspace by performing daily kitchen maintenance tasks, contributing to a safe work environment.

• Southeast Regional truck driver
• Enhanced delivery efficiency by optimizing routes and adhering to strict schedules.
• Maintained accurate logs of hours driven, mileage, and expenses for proper reporting.
• Adapted quickly to changing road conditions by making swift decisions that ensured safe travel without compromising deadlines.
• Navigated various weather conditions safely, resulting in zero accidents or delays due to weather-related issues.
• Managed time effectively by prioritizing tasks based on urgency, distance, and delivery windows.

• Oversees the distribution of petroleum, oil, and lubricant (POL) products at designated motor pools and other locations in support of MCOE training requirements and fleet maintenance operations
• Serves as the point of contact for the receipt, storage, and distribution of POL products
• Utilizes Automated Fuel Dispensing System to monitor and control the distribution and use
• Dispenses bulk fuel and POL package products in both garrison and field environments
• Establishes accounts for serviced activities by inputting data on each vehicle into the computer tracking system
• Reports malfunction of equipment and interfaces with Ordering Official and commercial vendors to solve equipment failure
• Prepares, reviews, and processes regular and special reports
• (50%)
• Performs petroleum accounting duties by submitting monthly POL receipt and issue reports
• Makes temperature and volume conversions to account for and inventory bulk petroleum
• Verifies the quantity and quality of petroleum products
• Gages and samples bulk petroleum in various in-ground tanks and in delivery vehicles
• Takes, selects, and submits samples of bulk POL for laboratory testing
• Prepares and processes receipt and issue documents
• (25%)
• Operates motor vehicles to include sedans and pickup trucks to transport POL products
• Adheres to all Standard Operating Procedures, fire, and other safety procedures in handling combustible fuels
• (25%)
• Performs other duties as assigned
• Supervisor provides objectives, program requirements, and supply policies in the petroleum supply areas
• Works independently, using care and judgment in the execution of all duties
• Refers difficult or unusual problems to the supervisor as appropriate
• In cases of emergency, uses own judgment to act quickly to adhere to safety regulations

92F Squad Leader
Squad Leader for a water storage and distribution platoon; responsible for the health, welfare, training, and discipline of four Soldiers; conducts water reconnaissance and performs water quality analysis tests; supervises site preparation and daily water distribution operations; ensures all quality control standards are enforced; maintains accountability and combat readiness of all squad's Modified Table of Organization and Equipment (MTOE) properties valued in excess of $750,000.

Watercraft, aircraft, trucks, tanks and other Army vehicles simply can't run without fuel and oil. Petroleum-based products, such as oil, fuel and compressed gas, need special storage and handling. It's up to the Petroleum Supply Specialists to take charge of the proper storage and shipment of these products.

Petroleum Supply Specialists are primarily responsible for supervising and managing the reception, storage and shipping of bulk or packaged petroleum-based products. Some of your duties as a Petroleum Supply Specialist may include:

Receive and stock bulk and package POL products
Issue and dispense bulk fuels and water from storage and distribution facilities to using units
Select and submit samples of POL to laboratory for testing
Perform petroleum and water accounting duties
Operate equipment associated with petroleum and water distribution system and multi-product pipeline system
Fuel and defuel vehicles, aircraft and stationary equipment
Take emergency precautions to prevent harm to self and facilities in event of petroleum spillage or fire

• Handled and transported fuel to vehicles and aircraft.
• Maintained accurate records of petroleum transactions, tracking volumes received, distributed, and consumed for financial reporting purposes.
• Inspected equipment, performed basic repairs and conducted scheduled maintenance actions.
• Supervised reception, storage and shipping of fuel.

• Achieved high levels of customer satisfaction, reliably meeting specific delivery instructions.
• Strengthened relationships with clients by providing exceptional service and timely communication.
• Reduced fuel consumption by implementing efficient driving routes.
• Improved on-time delivery rates with meticulous planning and time management.
• Ensured timely delivery of goods across multiple states, contributing to consistent customer satisfaction.
• Supported new drivers by sharing best practices and insights gained from experience on road.
• Enhanced safety by conducting regular vehicle inspections and routine maintenance.