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12-5-03
Letter of Resume’
for
Patrick Swain
69-35 79th street
Middle Village NY (11379)
718-894-1321
Objective: To obtain fulfilling and gainful employment.
1 Education: 1971-1977
Emerson Middle School
White plains NY
Grade School, General course curriculum, Grades 1-6.(Grad)
1977-1979
I.S.25 Public School
Bayside, Queens NY
Junior High School, General course curriculum, Grades 7-8.(Grad)
1979-1983
Francis Lewis High School
Bayside, Queens NY
General course curriculum, Grades 9-12.(Grad)
1987-1987
JMPTC (Joint Military Packaging Training Center)
Aberdeen, MD
MIL-SPECS/Freight Management/Logistics (Certified)
2 Military: Aug 1983 - Aug 1986
Entered active duty, August 1983,
Basic training Fort Benning Georgia,
Advanced Infantry Training Center, Fort Benning Georgia and
Fort Bragg South Carolina,
Airborne Training School, Fort Benning Georgia,
Assigned to 6-502 Air Assault Unit, US ARMY Berlin W. Germany
(USAREUR) Jan 1983,Rank E-3.
US ARMY NBC School, (Nuclear Biochem Warfare Training),
Feb1984 (involved curriculum, included weather overlays/safety
Zones and chem.-testing w/ M-58 test equip, and MOP levels (all).
US ARMY Ranger Training, Bad Tolz,
West Germany, July 1984
Hon. Dschg. Aug 1986, Highest attained Rank E-4 corporal.
3 Employ: Oct 1986 - Aug 1987
Avetech Electronics
(Distributor of closed circuit television equip)
Astoria, Queens NY
Shipping and Receiving dept.
Duties:
UPS/FedEx/Postal/Freight/Packing/Bills of lading/forklift/stock
merchandise/pick and pack, forklift, marking of electron tubes, and
other closed circuit television equipment.
Received merchandise against purchasing documentation
References: William Silverberg
Starting Sal. $9.00 Hourly, Ending Sal. $10.00 Hourly
Aug 1987 - Nov. 1992
Marine Electric RPD
(Defense contractor)
Brooklyn NY/ Clifton NJ
Traffic Manager
Supervise crew of 6, Responsible for all Inbound/Outbound
Materials and products
Worked closely with purchasing, accounts payable, engineering, and
sales departments.
Packaging/Packing/Prep, of all product for US and foreign military
and commercial shipments,
prepared/created all pertaining documentation including bills of
lading, proforma invoices, and export documentation for
US customs clearance in accordance with US Harmonized
Commodity Control Index (schedule B),(forms 7525-V, and other
Documents, calculated tax tariff on exported goods, in accordance
with US Dept. of Customs guidelines, and EAR reg’s./guidelines.
Packaged all produced, manufactured goods IAW/
commodity specifications and
MIL-SPEC procedures as well as commercial freight regulations,
DOT, CFR, ICAO, IMO, ATA, IATA, rules and reg’s.
Reviewed Government contract for packaging and/or shipment
requirements, IAW MIL-STD marking requisite
(MIL-STD 129,MIL-STD-130
prepared logistics markings for packaging and packing of al
l shipments using LOGMAR 1189 and other means,
(Now IAW w/ AIM-BC1 barcode marking req’ts.
to include internal and external bar-coding and national stock
numbering, lot numbering, shelf life coding (rubber prods.)
of individually packaged and packed items)
IAW/ MIL-SPEC MIL-B-116, and MIL-STD-2073,
and all individual Inspections made by U.S. Gov’t Reps (QAR)
insured correctness of all shipments with applicable
specifications and DoD requirements for transfer of materiel to
military receiving stations worldwide.
Fabricated through carpentry, all MIL-SPEC Crates for large items
IAW military requirements, many of which were quite large,
utilizing methods outlined In both contract, and MIL-SPEC,
prepared large barrier bags, bar-coding and desiccation of items
IAW MIL-P-116, many items in excess of 1 ton, which also
required vacuum sealing IAW MIL-SPEC’s for many fragile,
high-value items, (delicate electronic hardware, transformer, and
shipboard or submarine components, which needed very special care
in order to insure their safe delivery, worldwide.
Very familiar with all contractual clauses, and FAR/DFAR
Requirements, and special material specifications for materials used
in the fabrication of very large barrier bags, IAW MIL-STD-6060,
for smaller sizes MIL-B-117, and
(MIL-B-81705) or (MIL-B-22191) or other, for “foam-in-place”
using chemical mixing components to pack very large items of
supply. inside prepared MIL-SPEC Crates.
Using both contractual requirements, and, engineering drawings and
other data, provided sales dept. with packaging cost analysis for
each contract, in order that these costs incurred by contract from
DoD, could then be added to each contract as a separate line item,
researched materials used in MIL-SPEC Packaging methods, and
prepared purchasing requisitions reviews,
for needed materials to be used in all Marine Electric RPD
shipments, as per a manufacturing schedule set by both
operations and engineering departments, in a quarterly cycle, and
detailed on-demand shipment data for
tracking and financial purposes.
Full knowledge of detailed packaging requirements for shipment to
nuclear vessels and submarines, as well as clean room specific
procedures for special items, and contractual clauses that provide for
fire retardance of military freight where possible.
Worked in tandem with storeroom management personnel, for
assurance that any storage that required special attention, such as
shelf life data for all vulcanized or rubberized items, or for ESD
protected items (high frequency1,000 gigs+) etc,
were kept current and rotated (FIFO), for later use in manufacture of
items that would eventually be shipped to end users.
Attended Joint Military School of Packaging, Aberdeen MD,
received certificates for logistics and freight management, and
Packaging IAW/ MIL-SPECS, and studied procedures used by
military receiving stations for receipt of goods at those locations.
Shipped all goods via truck/ltl/ups/fedex/courier/postal/ocean/air, in
conformity with local, federal guidelines, and CFR regulations.
Received all inbound goods and insured that each shipment was in
tact, complete, and expedited to the proper internal receiving area
or storage area to facilitate the above mentioned manufacturing and
shipment schedules on time, per pre- determined schedules.
Prepared Packaging, Shipping, Receiving, and Purchasing reports
and documents for,
and reported to;
Lawrence I. Cohen, V.P. Operations,
Ernest Giddens, Quality Control Manager,
Frank Malcowicz, US Government representative (on-site),
Peter Parascondola, Purchasing Manager,
Starting Sal. $13.00 Hourly, Ending Sal. $37,500.00 Yearly
( regularly 45 hrs)
Feb 1993 - Dec 1996
Fourjack carpet cleaning
(commercial carpet and furniture steam cleaners)
Fort Worth, TX
Co-owner/operator
A company started and operated by both myself and a personal
friend in which we arranged all advertising, and using
Common commercial practices, cleaned carpeting in homes and
offices, as well as upholstery, draperies, rugs, etc.
Use of machinery such as truck mounted steam cleaning equipment,
And portable machines, also “dry clean”(chem.-dry)
heavy interpersonal activity, and phone work,
Sal. (varied between $700 to $1,500 weekly, as the market allowed.)
Carpet dying using liquid penetrants/stabilizers and other
chemicals, including special enzymes , for use in clearing pet
damages, flood damage / water damage/ carpet repairs and patches
duct cleaning/ sealing
Apr 1997 - Aug 1997
Tarco inc.
(heavy equipment operation, road building, earthmoving)
Denver, Co
Heavy Equipment operator
Using heavy equipment including 627-D caterpillar, and 633
caterpillar scrapers, leveling landscapes until suitable for
Road building and paving, construction oriented, and labor
intensive, using graders, compactors, and other heavy equipment
To prepare for home construction in the Denver area.
Sal. $17.00 hourly w/ heavy overtime requirements
(possibly 70 hrs a week)
Oct 1997 - Jan 1999
Safeway scaffolding
(high altitude commercial scaffolding erectors)
Denver, Co
Scaffold builder, industrial
Erected scaffolding for industrial projects, included scaffold in
excess of 40 stories in height, during cold weather (10 degrees)
In remote areas of Colorado, such as refineries, coal burning power
plants, and mining facilities.
Obtained safety certification from OSHA/and/HAZWOPER
High accident rate in this industry, and hazardous conditions are
commonplace.
(assisted safety director in briefing workers on safety)
Sal. 17.00 hourly, 70 hour week,
(hotel and $30.00 daily per diem paid by company)
Feb 1999 - May 2000
Great Walls of Stone
(construction of rock walls, water features,
and decorative landscapes)
Kihei, Maui, Hi
Wall builder , rock features, custom homes etc.
Sal. Seasonal, varies between each job, usually $800-$1,000 weekly.
May 2000 - June 2001
Ardent/Kaldor construction
(flooring contractors, commercial)
Kihei, Maui, Hi
Subcontract worker ,
Installing wood, laminate, carpet and tile flooring for new
construction, in houses throughout the Hawaiian islands, Working
with a friend (the company owner), to measure, do
takeoffs, plan, and install many types of flooring and
sub-flooring for new home construction.
Sal. varied with incoming workloads, usually $700-$900 weekly.
June 2001 - Present
Website Development (self)
(Creating commercial websites)
Kihei, Maui, Hi
Web design, commercial, information database membership based.
After a brief visit to New York, after the death of my Mother, and
my subsequent return to Maui, Hawaii,
where not long after I lost my Father as well, I split my time
between development and maintaining several websites for myself
and friends,
While still continuing to work in a variety of short term construction
projects including Kaldor, Betsill Bros. and Great Walls,
and briefly on Koolawe’ off the west coast of Maui on the Navy’s
cleanup project (run by Parson’s-UXB) clearing the island of Naval
ordinance and debris, OSHA briefings and high safety must be
maintained on the project, and travel by helicopter to-from the
island twice a day, HAZMAT/HAZWOPER cert. were required.
Also I have been working by myself and with others on some of the
Websites creations listed below
www.internetmovies.com MOVIES ONLINE ORIENTED, members based, now operated by a
former friend in New Zealand,
(generates $7,K weekly)
www.mauimermaids.tv membership based, operated by a friend
in Maui
www.schoolchest.com a non-profit group, donated since
creation to The Red Cross.
www.crapyright.com a website I built for a one time payment,
for the owner.
www.mauikava.com a retail sales driven website, now under
new ownership, of UKA kava inc.
Approx. 35K generated since June 2001
by this intermingling of efforts.
Recently arrived back in New York in NOV , 2003, and am currently staying with family in Queens,
(after the death of both our parents last year, I decided to come back to New York) and be close to my Sister, and Brother-in Law, my Nieces, Nephew, and Brother. and not be so out-of reach anymore, due to the distance)
Thank you
Patrick Swain
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