Eugene Brown is a highly motivated logistics professional with 15 years of experience in the military and civilian sectors. He has a secret security clearance and experience supervising teams and evaluating team members. His military experience includes supervising warehouses and distributing $60 million in supplies accurately. As a civilian, he facilitated training and ensured safety goals were met in his role as a lead warehouse clerk. Brown aims to leverage his experience in material handling, inventory management, and supervising teams.

1. Eugene Brown
4749 Creek Bluff Lane Middleburg, Florida 32068
(H) 904 606-2199 (C) 904 601-8913
Eugenebrown1973@gmail.com
Professional Summary
Highly motivated logistics professional with 15 years of experience in both military and civilian
workforces.
 Secret Security
Clearance
 Supervisor
 Evaluate Team
Members
 Material Handling
Equipment Certified
 Composite Risk
Management
 Resiliency and
Conflict Resolution
Training
 Supervisor Safety
Course
Experience
Supervisor July 2015 – Present
2-1 Air Defense Artillery US Army South Korea
 Supervising the activities of 5-10 workers engaged in receiving, storing, issuing, and shipping
Class II, IV, VII and IX supply items valued at $28M while supporting 19 organizations.
 Planning, developing and implementing warehouse safety policies in accordance with
Department of Defense regulations ensuring the workflow is being performed in a safe and
efficient environment resulting in no accident related damaged inventory loss for the 1st and
2nd quarter of FY15.
 Training 20-30 employees ranging from entry level positions to mid-level supervisors in the
processing of supply requisitions of 19 supported organizations, using Systems, Applications
& Products in Data Processing software (SAP), resulting in a 98% accuracy rating in all four
quarters of FY15.
 Delegating the assignments of over $100K worth of material release orders being picked daily
by a team of 5-10 workers using material handling equipment, reducing the over/under
inventory loss reports from 7% 2nd quarter to 3% 3rd quarter FY15.
Personnel Processing Supervisor June 2015 – May 2012
Military Personnel Division US Army Grafenwoehr, Germany
 Organized and conducted orientation classes for 22 Agencies of the Headquarters
Organization covering, cultural integration, security measures, equal opportunity practices,
morale, welfare and recreation support as well as financial readiness classes, resulting in
3500 employees and their families being integrated into the organization.
 Developed training aids using Microsoft Office applications for the in-processing department
that decreased the customer service complaints from 10% to 5% in the 1st quarter of FY14
and maintained throughout the fiscal year.
 Effectively communicated through oral and written communication monthly and quarterly
evaluation reports of 5 workers over a span of 2 years to the Reassignments Manager and
Personnel Processing Manager that ensured those workers meet and exceeded the goals of
each department.

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Eugene Brown
4749 Creek Bluff Lane Middleburg, Florida 32068
(H) 904 606-2199 (C) 904 601-8913
Eugenebrown1973@gmail.com
 Maintained all shipping documents and personnel files, while following the Standard Operating
Procedures outlined in the Department of Defense regulations.
Material and Storage Handling Supervisor Mar 2010 – June 2012
302d Brigade Support Battalion US Army South Korea
 Maintained the storage of classified and unclassified documents complying with Army Records
Information Management System that provided the organization with 100% accountability of
warehouse documents.
 Distributed parts, materials and supplies valued at $60M to 75 customers allowing the
organization to maintain a 98% accuracy rate in being fully mission capable.
 Supervised a team of 7-10 workers over a period of 1 year to conduct cyclic, monthly, quarterly
and annual inventories ensuring that proper inventory procedures were followed resulting in a
95 percent inventory accuracy rating during that period.
Lead Warehouse Clerk June 1999– Jan 2009
Univar USA Jacksonville, Florida
 Prepared and participated in the stocking of products and planned storage locations to
determine the maximum use of space available to increase work production.
 Facilitated annual inventories and organized quarterly training sessions that improved co-
worker’s knowledge of organizational warehouse procedures.
 Trained and executed the operation of all warehouse equipment and personal protective
equipment to improve employee awareness resulting in the organizations safety goals being
meet quarterly, semi-annually and annually.
Education
 University of Maryland University College: A.A. General Studies May 2016
Training
 Global Combat Support System Certification, South Korea Sept 2015
 Basic Leadership Development Course, Grafenwoehr, Germany Oct 2013
 Advanced Individual Training (Logistics), Fort Lee, Virginia Feb 2010
 Military Forklift Certified (4K,6K,10K) South Korea Mar 2010