
Knowledgeable Branch Operations Supervisor with extensive hands-on experience in troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining complex equipment. Adept at managing field operations and ensuring timely service delivery, resulting in improved equipment performance and reduced downtime. Demonstrated ability to utilize advanced diagnostic tools and foster strong client relationships.
At 14 years old, I took my first job picking up trash and sweeping cigarette butts from the designated smoking area at a truck driving school. It wasn't glamorous, but at $8.00 an hour, it was an opportunity—and I treated it like one.
I never believed in doing only what was expected. As soon as I finished my assigned work, I'd go straight to the owner's office and ask for more. Cleaning up the property wasn't enough for me. Before long, I had added stocking vending machines, cleaning training trucks, and any other task that needed to be done to my daily responsibilities.
One day during lunch, I introduced myself to the mechanic and asked if I could help him in exchange for learning about the trucks and trailers he was repairing. He sent me to the owner for approval. The owner didn't hesitate—he told me to get started.
That decision changed the course of my career.
I immersed myself in every opportunity to learn. I studied every system on the trucks and trailers, eventually helping teach pre-trip inspections and becoming a pre-trip examiner while continuing all of my other responsibilities. By the age of 18, I was proficient at driving 10-speed, 9-speed Eaton Fuller with overdrive, and twin-stick 18-speed transmissions. I learned to remove and rebuild transmissions alongside the mechanic and developed hands-on experience replacing brake chambers, slack adjusters, push rods, driveshafts, torsion bars, airbags, diverter valves, and countless other components.
In just four years, I worked my way from the teenager taking trash to the dumpster to becoming an 18-year-old lead instructor. A few years later, I was entrusted with training every new hire, developing a completely new training program and manual, and traveling to new locations to help launch schools, recruit and train employees, make staffing decisions, and ensure each operation maintained the highest possible student pass-rate standards.
My career has never been defined by the title I held—it has been defined by the value I created. I've built my success by outworking expectations, seeking knowledge wherever I could find it, and earning greater responsibility through results rather than seniority.
Today, I'm a Certified Master Instructor, a licensed tattoo artist, an experienced commercial driver, and a proven leader with years of experience training teams, building people, and solving problems. No matter the industry, my mindset has remained the same: show up early, outwork yesterday, master every skill available, and leave every organization stronger than I found it.
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