Diana Katrina Williams
2931 Sycamore Terrace ∙ Bettendorf, Iowa 52722 ∙ (563)-271-9252 ∙ diana.k.williams83@gmail.com
Mobile Security Officer:
Allied Barton Security
(For John Deere World Wide Headquarters) Apr2011-Present time
M ol i ne, IL 61265 Contact-(309)-748-8888
- Patrol over 13 buildings and 4 resident houses every night, and serve as a general security
presence.
- Detect suspicious activities which may be a threat to the property, or employees at the
different facilities.
- Loss prevention, watch monitors at the desk to make sure nothing was missed on patrol.
- Respond to emergencies, such as fire alarms, medical, intrusion, theft.
- Responsible for enabling and disabling the Fire Panels at multiple facilities.
- Very knowledgeable on report writing.
88M 1133rd Transportation Company:
Army National Guard Aug2001- Present Time
Iowa City, IA 52246 Contact-(319)-337-9571
- Weapon qualification and maintenance, on the Saw,50Cal & M1 Rifle
- Responsible for the truck and load that is on my truck & I observe, load or unload
Materials that is needed on my truck.
- Help in training of new soldiers to the unit, on how to do a PMCS on our trucks driven
- Help train new soldiers on how to zero their weapons on the range
- Educate new military personnel on the proper way to clean the SAW, the 50 Cal, and on
the M-4 rifle.
- Have been on flood duty twice in Iowa, in 2008, and in 2011. Filled sand bags, helped
evacuate civilians from their houses, helped secure the bridges, and checked the water
levels on levies.
In- Transit Visibility Manager: (Monitors the In-Transit Visibility)
Veteran Solutions INC (VSI) NOV2009-SEPT2010
Upper M a rl boro, M D 20772 Con tact - (3 01 )-599-5511
- Tracks and reports the retrograde of Materiel from the Port of Embarkation to the receipt
at final destination via Global Transportation Network (GTN), Single Mobility System
(SMS), Radio Frequency In-Transit Visibility (RF-ITV) and LIW.
- Develop and produce reports to identify systemic issues and/or anomalies, perform
causative research, and initiate Staff Actions with Life Cycle Management Commands
(LCMCs), Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), and/ or Surface Deployment and
Distribution Command (SDDC) to correct.
- Develop and produce reports to capture retrograde volume and trends over time.
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Create and implement desk top procedures and tools to capture and develop actionable
logistics Intelligence from disparate supply system data. Wrote training guides and
trained new employees.
Financial-Logistics Analyst
Veteran Solutions INC (VSI) Sept2010-Mar2011
Upper M a rl boro, M D 20772 Con tact - (3 01 )-599-5511
- Analyzing data and information for report preparation.
- Documented reports of returned material volume and trends and improved the quality of
data received/recorded/reported.
- Perform reconciliation issues against financial system and supply.
- Produce reports as directed by the Senior Financial Analyst and/or Senior Logistics
Analyst.
- Provide justification for items documented in the financial system.
- Managed the negative Un-Liquidated Obligations Report to determine why funds paid
the customer are greater than government has obligated.
- Managed the Funds Control Corrections within the Funds Control Management System
to determine if requisitions are valid.
- Managed the Quantity Adjustment Report to determine if disbursed material were sent to
the Government or need to be put back into the system.
Electronic Sales: Wal-Mart Dec2006-Nov2009
Davenport, IA 52807 Contact-(563)-359-0023
- Operate a cash register when needed
- Help customers answer the questions about our merchandise
- On a computer, put information needed in order to print out the signs for the day or week
- Responsible for helping to get the store prepared every night for the next morning's and
day's customers.
- Process freight
- Create new displays on end caps and fill shelves with merchandise.
- Help zone the store, which involves bringing stocked items forward so that shelves
appear full and neat.
- Ensure that individual items are in their correct locations
- Work in a variety of departments, such as in grocery, house wares or health and beauty
aids.
- Answer questions from customers and follow the company's "10-foot rule," which
requires acknowledging and offering to help customers who are within 10 feet of them.
- Help gather outside shopping carts.
- Keep the work areas free of debris such as plastic and cardboard used to package the
merchandise In
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Use pallet jacks, electric jacks, forklifts carefully when transporting pallets of stock from
one location to another
Required to perform group warm-up stretches prior to beginning stocking duties
Merchandiser:
Coca-Cola Bottling Company June2002-June2005
Cedar Rapids, IA Contact- (319)-362-3104
- Went to morning meetings, to get updates with stores, drove to multiple stores
- Discussed floor plan changes with the stores management
- Went to the sales floor were the coca cola merchandise is
- Took written notes on what is needed to fill the shelves, the coolers, the vending
machines, and the soda displays in the store. All this is accomplished by using a dolly and
a pallet jack and in some stores an electric raise jack
Security Officer:
Per Mar Security OCT2000-NOV2001
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 Contact- (319)-365-4800
- Lobby Security , Loss Prevention, Patrols and Fixed Post Security
- Truck Gate Security, Mobile Vehicle Patrols, Alarm Response, Security Escorts
- Conducted Vehicle Inspections ,Crowd Control ,Traffic Control ,Parking Services
,Ticket Taking
- Examples of some places of work: Iowa Hawke games, Amana warehouse strike, banks
Cashier/Cook:
Hardees MAY1999-JUNE2001
Mt Vernon, IA 52314 Contact- (319)-895-6520
- Received customers orders, Made money transactions
- Counted my draw before and after my shift
- Cleaned up the kitchen, front counter, bathrooms, and seating area
- Was put in charge of training the new associates that came to work with the us
Education/Training Classes
- High School Graduate: June 2001
- Basic Combat Training: Sept.2002-Nov.2002
- Advanced Individual Training : Nov. 2002-Jan. 2003
- Air Brakes, Hazard Materials, Passenger, Tank Vehicles, Double Stacks: Yearly Training
from Nov. 2002-Present time.
- Combat Life Safer Course: Dec. 2008
- Introduction to Asset Protection, Human and Public Relations, Report Writing Oct.2000Present time
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Patrols and Fixed Posts, Physical Security and Crime Prevention, Fire Protection and Life
Safety, Criminal Law and Criminal Liability, Ethics, Deportment and Professional
Conduct: Oct. 2000,Apr.2011
Emergency Situations, Weapons of Mass Destruction & Terrorism Awareness, Hazard
Communication: Oct.2000, Sept. 2002,Apr.2011
Sexual Harassment, Communications: May 1999, Oct. 2000, Sept, 2002,Apr2011
American red Cross Basic Medical Training such as CPR, Open Wounds, using the AED
(Automated External Defibrillator) System, ETC. Oct.2000,Apr.2011
Awards
- Driver and Mechanic Badge, Good Conduct Medal, Valorous Unit Award, National
Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal,
- Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service
Ribbon, Armed Forces Reserve Medal W/M Device
Qualifications
- Have a Secret Security Clearance
- Strong Organization, Time Management, Customer service and Problem Solving Skills
- Ability to work accuretly and meet deadlines with frequent interruptions
- Ability to work well independently as well with others
- Ability to exercise flexibility, initiative am very discrete, and have good judgment
- Type 40WPM
- Strong attention to detail skills
- Ability to operate small hand tools, small power tools, test equipment, Electric Jack,
Electric Fork Lift, Pallet Jack, Electric Raise Jack
- Strong Computer Skills using, Microsoft Office Programs, as well as Radio Frequency
In-Transit Visibility (RF-ITV), Global Transportation Network (GTN), Shipment Vision,
Single Mobility System (SMS),Logistics Information Warehouse ( LIW), and Electronic
Transportation Acquisition (ETA)
References
- Sean Eckhardt- Davenport, IA Cell: (563) 349-8463
- Vicki Martin- Anamosa, IA Cell: (319) 651-6956
- John Chenry_ Washington, DC Work: (301-599-5511
- Mike Bostic- Davenport, IA Cell: (563) 579-7942
- Marguerite Kauffman- Davenport, IA Cell: (563) 505-8297