4500 Worth Street  Philadelphia, PA 19124  Phone: 215.948-9285 Ext 104 Fax: 215.948-9284 
Email: CharlesM@manufacturingonline.org  Web: www.manufacturingonline.org
Mark E. S.
Overall, twenty three years of experience in various supervisory/managerial roles
and technical positions. Involving leadership of working crews, responsibility for
equipment, timesheets, ordering of materials, scheduling, liaisons with project directors,
inventories, organizing and maintaining files and records, multi-tasking, meeting
deadlines, and multiple other duties.
Numerous years spent maintaining, operating, and repairing many different types
of technical equipment and machinery, with particular expertise in mechanics.
Also years spent using technical instrumentation such as in surveying and the
operating room (surgical instruments and equipment).
Years spent supervising various workers and crews in various positions
and managing case files and maintaining numerous types of records.
EDUCATION:
MILITARY
Diploma, Academy of Health and Science
300FlO(GMO) General Medical
Orientation (Medic)
Diploma, Academy of Health and Science
30191DlO Operating Room Specialists
(Surgical Technician)
Diploma, Academy of Health and Science
30191GlO Behavioral Science Specialists
(Psychologist/counselor)
CIVILIAN
Diploma, Bridgeton High School
Other - Trade certs. Or qualifications
MILITARY EXPERIENCE:
US Army, Honorable discharge, E-4/Spc, 1992
US National Guard, Honorable Discharge
E-4/Spc 2001
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PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS:
*OSHA Health and Safety
*OSHA 30 Hr Construction Industry Outreach
Training
*OSHA Safety Management
*US Army Corps of Engineers – Construction
Quality Management for Contractors
*ECATTS - Environmental Compliance
Assessment, Training, and Tracking System All
Pennsylvania, all New Jersey, and all military
installations (every course)
*Green Living Certification
*Fundamentals of Business Management –
Certificate of Mastery
*Diploma in Project Management
*Intro to ISO 9001:2008
*OSHA Construction: (certs)
Introduction to OSHA
Personal Protective Equipment
Safe Material Handling
Scaffolding Safety
Stair and Ladder Safety
Fall Protection
Excavation Safety
Electrical Safety
Crane Safety
Hand and Power Tool Safety
Other Certifications:
Machine Guarding
Hazard Communications
Walking and Working Surfaces
Flammable and Combustible Liquids
Bloodborne Pathogens
Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, Fire
Prevention Plans, and Protection
Adult/Child/Infant CPR, AED, and First Aid
US Army Drug and Rehabilitation Training
5H-F4/302-F4(INDIV) counseling
US Army Drug and Rehabilitation Training
5H-F5/302-F5(GROUP) counseling
Advanced New Miner Training Surface and
Underground
Recent Trends in Stimulant Abuse, Treatment, and
Relapse
OSHA Lift Truck Operator (Forklift all types)
All certifications available upon request.
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EXPERIENCE:
CIVILIAN
TURTLE ASSOCIATES, LLC; Superintendent/QC Manager: July 2010 – June 2011
In charge of Punch list repair work with Ujima Ministries. Also Superintendant
and Quality Control Manager for all projects at Colts Neck: Naval Weapon
Station Earl; Responsibilities putting together and submitting all submittals,
writing all prevention plans, building proposals, finding and contracting
subcontractors, dealt with all communications between contracting officers for
government and our Company, was Super and Quality control on site when
projects started and ran them til closeout. Made sure all materials and work to be
done met specs, Supervised many workers, did production reports and quality
assurance reports daily and many other types of paperwork, inspected all
materials and work, onsite inspection of work to be done and chart drafting of
cost breakdowns for materials and manpower, Held many safety and precon
meetings. Performed all these same duties periodically at other sites also. Also
performed many Project Manager duties.
SEABROOK BROTHERS AND SONS; Freezer Leader: Nov. 2008 - June 2010
Working supervisor in large freezer warehouse. Duties included organizing,
maintaining, consolidating, and constant inventory of approximately twenty
million plus pounds of product. Supervision of other workers also supervise
product coming in and going out on daily basis to and from many different
locations. In charge of continuous replenishment of product to attached
production floor. Also operated lift truck for movement of product and loading
and unloading trucks. Maintained various types of records and paperwork.
BLUE MOUNTAIN ENGINEERING; Crew leader, Surveyor: Jan. 2006 - June 2008
Ran crew of two to four men on daily basis surveying at various locations to
include above and underground at coal mines. Tracked down gas wells for CNX
Gas. Surveyed property lines and found property corners. Also did subdivides and
many other types of surveying, Responsible for maintaining and using very
delicate instrumentation on a regular basis. Various other duties such as map and
blueprint reading, record keeping, and various other duties done on regular basis.
BARR EXCAVATION; Crew leader, equipment operator: Sept. 2005 - Dec. 2006
In charge of small crew in doing all the excavating of land of New Housing
Development being built. Operated various excavating machinery and
equipment such as Track excavators, Bulldozers, Front End Loaders, Rollers,
Bobcats, and various others. Responsible for clearing of land, building roads,
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digging trenches to install (manholes, waterlines, gas lines, and other utilities),
and other excavation tasks. Responsibilities also included maintenance of
equipment, ordering materials and supplies, reading blueprints, reading blueprints,
payroll of my men, and brainstorming with project director.
SHELTON SCRAP METAL SVCS; Owner, operator: Jan. 2003 - June 2005
Responsibilities included all phases of the business. Finding and maintaining
relationship and customer accounts, buying and maintaining equipment,
advertising, scheduling, handling safety precautions, and maintaining pay records.
KERBECK BUICK, PONTIAC, GMC; Sales manager: Feb. 2002 - Nov. 2002
Responsibilities included supervising and maintaining numerous open deal files,
maintain inventory of incoming and outgoing vehicles, and supervising eight to
twelve sales people. Also performed TO's with all sales peoples customers close
to deal. Work the numbers and deal with customers and various other managerial
duties.
VARIOUS AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIPS; salesman: Aug. 2000 - Jan. 2002
Responsible for meeting and greeting new customers and showing our vehicles,
with the prospect of new sales. Maintained open deal folders.
FOREST GROVE AUTOBODY; Auto body tech: April 1997- Nov. 1998
Responsible for various stages of auto body repair. Used and maintained wide
variety of tools and equipment.
MEINEKE MUFFLERS; Exhaust mechanic: Mar. 1996- Jan. 1997
Performed various stages of under car repair and other mechanical repairs.
Responsible for written estimates and completion of work, Did torching, welding,
and used numerous other tools and equipment in completion of work.
A-JACKS AUTO REPAIR; Manager, mechanic: April 1995- Jan. 1996
Performed all phases of auto repair. Responsibilities included writing estimates
for customers, completing repairs, maintaining records of repairs, collecting and
keeping track of monies collected from customers, ordering supplies and parts
from various locations, supervising other mechanics, distribution of
work, and payroll for other mechanics.
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WHEATON TUBE DRAW; packer, pitman, finish operator, line operator: Dec. 1993Feb. 1995
Responsible for production of glass tubing being produced. Running delicate
equipment which controlled size (length, diameter, and thickness of tubes being
produced which varied from job to job.
EXPERIENCE:
MILITARY
UNITED STATES NATIONAL GUARD; Heavy Mobile Equipment Repairer (Temp.
Federal Position with reserve unit):April 1999- July 2000
Responsible for repairing and routine maintenance of all military motorized
vehicles with unit to include Hemmits, Tanks, Hummers, Ambulances, etc.
Responsible for maintaining proper log records and submitting proper paperwork
and request forms. All phase of repairs done and repair tools and equipment used.
UNITED STATES ARMY; Medic, Operating Room Specialist, Behavioral Science
Specialist, Soldier: May 1987- Nov. 1992
Worked in Operating Room as surgical assistant responsible for setting up
surgical table and instruments and handing surgeon proper instruments during
surgical procedure while maintaining sterile field. Responsible for studying
surgical procedures and patient charts for procedures you are assisting surgeon
with next day. When not scrubbing in for procedure responsible for supplying
materials and instruments needed during surgery without breaking sterile field.
Also responsible for prepping rooms before surgery and cleaning after surgery,
Also duties included patient transport to Operating room and auto claving of dirty
instruments and putting together surgical packs.
Worked in Army (Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Center,
Community Mental Health, and Social Work Svcs) as psychologists/counselor.
Administered hundreds of intake evaluations, facilitated various types of group
sessions, performed hundreds of one on one counseling sessions, taught a variety
of classes such as stress management, parenting, etc., referred many cases to
proper outside resources, started and properly maintained hundreds of case files,
and set up resources for patients with special needs leaving hospital (such as
home health care, meals on wheels, special transportation needs, etc.).