Segdric Simmons

Provided strategic leadership to optimize operational performance and drive continuous improvement initiatives.

Oversaw facility maintenance, ensuring preventive planning, resource management, and quality control.

Developed innovative strategies to enhance productivity, minimize downtime, and maximize profitability.

Collaborated with internal teams and external partners to integrate solutions into forest industry operations.

Cultivated a culture of collaboration and accountability, empowering team members for growth.

Established strong relationships with stakeholders, including suppliers and regulatory agencies.

Monitored industry trends to implement technologies that foster innovation and competitive advantage.

Executed various additional duties as required.

• Delivered parts to assembly stations in a just-in-time (JIT) environment to prevent production downtime.
• Coordinated with production operators to ensure timely material flow to each workstation.
• Transported full and empty racks, totes, pallets, and containers safely and efficiently.
• Transported incoming and outgoing materials between receiving, storage, and shipping departments.
• Safely operated tugger vehicles to transport materials, parts, and components throughout the facility.
• Performed daily pre-operation inspections to ensure equipment was safe and ready for use.
• Loaded, secured, and delivered materials to production lines according to schedules and priority requirements.
• Followed all safety guidelines, traffic rules, and facility procedures to prevent accidents and maintain a smooth workflow.
• Communicated with supervisors and team leads regarding material shortages, delays, or equipment issues.
• Maintained clean and organized tugger routes to reduce hazards and improve efficiency.
• Conducted basic equipment troubleshooting and reported mechanical issues promptly.
• Used scanners, labels, or tracking systems to document material movement and inventory accuracy.

Installed and maintained wiring, control, and lighting systems for optimal functionality.

Inspected electrical components, identifying issues using various testing devices.

Repaired and replaced wiring, fixtures, and electrical components using hand and power tools.

Conducted regular checks on electrical equipment to ensure safety and reliability.

Maintained records of repairs and servicing information for compliance and tracking.

Read blueprints and schematics to guide installation and troubleshooting processes.

Diagnosed and resolved functionality and safety issues in electrical systems.

Designed and installed indoor and outdoor electrical control, wiring, and lighting systems.

• Performed intermediate-level maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair on military tactical and combat vehicles including tracked and wheeled systems.
• Removed, installed, adjusted, and repaired mechanical components such as engines, transmissions, drive shafts, brakes, hubs, and suspension assemblies.
• Conducted diagnostics using technical manuals, troubleshooting charts, and basic test equipment to identify mechanical faults and worn parts.
• Disassembled major vehicle systems for cleaning, inspection, rebuild, and upgrade in accordance with DMWRs and job orders.
• Installed and aligned components such as radiators, gearboxes, fan drives, and power pack sub-assemblies using hoists, jacks, and lifting devices.
• Performed semi-skilled tasks under guidance of higher-graded mechanics to support heavy repairs and final assembly operations.
• Used torque wrenches, pneumatic tools, multimeters (basic), and precision hand tools to perform adjustments and verify mechanical accuracy.
• Followed depot technical manuals (TMs), SOPs, and safety regulations including PPE, lockout/tagout, and equipment handling procedures.
• Maintained a clean and safe work environment in accordance with Anniston Army Depot quality and safety standards.