1. MR. Rene Reyna JR.
POBOX 601354
San Diego, CA 92160 US
Mobile: 757-692-8239 - Ext:
Mobile: 757-478-5468 - Ext:
Email: breyna83@yahoo.com
Availability:
Job Type: Permanent, Temporary, Term, Detail, Seasonal, Summer, Presidential Management
Fellows, Recent Graduates, Multiple Appointment Types
Work Schedule: Full-Time, Shift Work, Multiple Schedules
Desired locations:
United States - TX - New Waverly
United States - TX - Crockett
United States - TX - Crockett County
United States - TX - Wichita Falls
United States - TX - San Antonio
United States - TX - Fritch
United States - TX - Huntsville
United States - TX - The Woodlands
Work Experience:
United States Navy
Imperial Beach
2. Imperial Beach, CA 91932 United States
10/2001 - Present
Salary: 60,000.00 USD Per Year
Hours per week: 60
BOATSWAIN MATE
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
USN Boatswain Mate Oct. 23, 2001- Present
USS GEORGE WASHINGTON- JAN 10, 2002-Feb. 2007
-Supervisor/mentor/trainer-Leading Petty Officer for over 200 junior sailors. Managed and
scheduled the underway watch bill and qualified junior personnel for certain watch stations
positions. Supervised, planned, prepared paint crews to rehabilitate majority of the ships
interior and exterior spaces with zero incidents or mishaps.
-Rig Captain- Expert Rigger, Safely accomplished over 100 underway replenishments as sea. In
charge of conducting safety briefs and supplying the stations with proper tools and equipment
and inspecting the other Rigger's preparation for the evolution. Able to manage 4 stations
receiving supplies (parts and equipment), food, ammunition and jet fuel at one time with each
station having 15 or more crews.
-Repair Parts Petty Officer- In charge of budgeting, filing and ordering over 1 million dollars
worth of parts and equipment. Having 2 large budgets on the ship, I flawlessly managed to
supply the whole air craft carrier with cleaning products, tools, spray rigs, parts, ordering and
reserving JLG's, office supplies as well as special ordering items for the Captain. All while
orchestrating a working party from the other department to carry the ordered items and place
them in designated compartments usually over 40 people.
-Coxswain (boat driver)- Best boat driver Navy has! As lead SEARCH AND RESCUE BOAT
COXSWAIN I was in charge to safely drive a small boat out in the open ocean to look for possible
man-over boards (people jumping in water). I was Temporarily assigned to the Admirals barge
(boat) and then turned over to drive the Captains GIG (boat) while at our port visits all over the
world.
Crane Rig Captain/Operator/signalman-Safely launched all our boats in the water when
anchoring out at sea countless number of times.
3. I have completed the courses for first aid, personal health and safety, second class swimmer, fire
fighting, water survival skills and as well as defensive and offensive tactics, weapon safety and
operation, an anything having to do with being an armed sentry. Also I can operate and maintain
small boats (largest ship I was able to drive was an Air Craft Carrier). I work with flooring
equipment to boat/vehicle machinery. I am also knowledgeable in security, and seamanship,
navigation and piloting. I know how to prepare metal and wood surface for primers and paint.
CINCPACFLT BOATHOUSE FEB.2007- FEB.2010
-Stationed at COMPACFLT in Honolulu Hawaii FLAG STAFF DUTY. Myself and 6 others worked for
the 4 star admiral of the pacific fleet and maintained his luxurious
theatre/lanai/museum/yacht/boats.
As guide/narrator I gave tours of the Pearl Harbor attack to foreign dignitaries from all over the
world along with our fellow active/retired military personnel. I would take calls and schedule
appointment, directions, guidelines of rules and regulations and schedule who would do the
tour. Usually in groups of 40 or less I gave a introduction of the boathouse, followed by a
narrated walk through of our museum where I would show how the attack hurt us
tremendously. Then I would guide them in our theatre as they watch video documentary of the
attack of Pearl Harbor. Lastly the tour closed with a narrated tour while I drove the boat around
Ford Island, stopping at the USS ARIZONA and then back to the boat house. In those three years
I have managed to do over 250 tours as well as private tours for the Admiral. I have found this to
be my highlight of my military career.
COASTAL RIVERINE SQUADRON 3 FEB.2010 TO PRESENT
-Tactical Boat Coxswain- With over 800 hours of flawless escort and waterside static security, I
am overall responsible for up keeping the Commanding Officers order, being the safety of the
ship and crew, 34ft sea ark(boat), ammunition, weapons, log books, engineering checks,
navigator plotting and planning, and all while having 360 degrees security zones for our United
States Ships that are overseas pulling into foreign ports.
-Convoy Commander-successfully planned, executed, and led over 80 convoys of tactical crafts,
vehicles, and cargo in support of numerous evolutions with zero incidents. Qualified to drive 15
ton trucks with trailers, 20k forklift, passenger vans and buses.
-School Coordinator- coordinated over 60 personnel in attending 8 mission critical schools with
contributed to be 100% mission ready.
-DTS Reviewing Officer (DEFENSE TRAVEL SYSTEM)-Reviewed and approved DTS orders for over
21 sailors with no discrepancies.
4. -Training Representative- Train junior personnel for qualifications needed in our command. Hold
personnel boards for sailors that are ready to test for the qualification they are pursuing.
Mentored 65 personnel, 16 have got advanced, 2 were nominated for awards as well as 15
crewman gunners 8 tactical engineers, 2 navigation Radio talkers, and 1 tactical coxswain.
Supervisor: BM1 FREDELLA (619-917-7957)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Monarch Paint Company
1619 SPRING CYPRESS RD.
Spring, TX 77388 United States
07/1997 - 11/2000
Salary: 8.75 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 54
Warehouse Manager
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
I started working part time every summer since 1997 there at Monarch Paint Co. Store 3 was
one of the biggest, most busiest stores they had at the time. Bought out by now called
Pittsburgh Paints they are under new management. My primary duties were to supervise a crew
of 6, from mixing the requested special orders, maintain the facility, keep the store inventory
stocked, took inventory inside the story and the warehouse. I also was tasked to place orders for
the paint. I had the option to also work the register and did customer service whenever I could. I
had a driver that delivered the paint to other places that I was responsible for, example making
sure he knew where to go, have the next order ready and made sure that the vehicles
maintenance was current.
Supervisor: JESSE WOODS (757-692-8239)
5. Okay to contact this Supervisor: Contact me first
Education:
Chaminade University Honolulu, HI United States
Some College Coursework Completed
Credits Earned: 27 Semester hours
Major: Criminal Justice
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Courses completed through the military are as follows: Military science, Nautical Science (nav),
Personnel Supervision, Record Keeping, Computer Applications, Technical writing, First aid
safety, Personal/community Health, Personal fitness/conditioning, 2nd class swimmer, Industrial
Safety, Rigging Applications.
Job Related Training:
Naval Leadership 06/2006; Work Center Supervisor leadership course 06/2007; Expeditionary
Warfare Specialist 07/2011; Combat Lifesaver skill Course 07/2010; First Aid Safety 12/2001;
Nautical Science (Nav)04/2003; Personnel Supervision 07/2006; Record Keeping 07/2006;
Technical Writing 07/2006; Industrial safety 03/2009; Principles of Supervision 03/2009;
Personnel Financial Management 12/2001; Diversity All-Hands Training 01/2008; Introduction to
the Navy's Equal Opportunity Policy 01/2008; Introduction to the Navy's Fraternization Policy
01/2008; Introduction to Suicide Prevention 06/2008; Sexual Assault Response and Prevention
(SARP) 06/2008; Introduction to the Navy policy on Hazing 02/2009; Introduction to Anger
Management 02/2009; Introduction to the stress response continuum and Suicide Awareness
02/2009; Operation Risk Managment 03/2010; cold weather injuries 11/2010; hot weather
injuries 11/2010
Language Skills:
Language Spoken WrittenRead
English Intermediate Intermediate Intermediate
6. SpanishIntermediate Novice Novice
Affiliations:
National City Girls softball - Coach
Faith Chapel - Feeding the need
References:
Name Employer Title Phone Email
Michael Ronga (*) United States Navy, Navy outlying Landing Field Supervisor 619-
241-9491
Michael Grubelnik (*) USN BMC (CHIEF BOATSWAIN MATE) 619-772-7932
John Padilla (*) USN BMC 619-616-1249
Jacob Morton (*) USN BM1 619-289-2757
Antonio Garcia (*) USN BM1 619-646-7444
(*) Indicates professional reference
Additional Information:
Security clearance. "SECRET" (Active)
HONORS AND AWARDS.
Navy and Marine Corp Achievement Medal 2003, 2010
Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation 2002-2007
Navy Battle E 2002-2007
Navy Good Conduct Medal 2004, 2007, 2010, 2013
National Defense Service Medal 2002-2007
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal 2002-2007
7. Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal 2002-2007
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal 2002-2007
Navy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon 2002-2007
Navy Rifle Marksmanship Ribbon 2002-2007
Navy Pistol Marksmanship Ribbon 2002-2007
COMPUTER PROFICIENCY.
Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, Spread Sheets, computer applications, google
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS.
Small Arms. 9mm, Shotgun, M4, M16, .50 Cal, M-240
Non-Lethal. Baton, Pepper Spray, L Rad, Laser Dazzler
-Bilingual in English and Spanish, novice in writing and reading it but intermediate in speaking
Spanish.
-Being in the United States Navy and as a Boatswain Mate we have the opportunity in working
and communicating to nationalities from all over the world. From working with them to working
for them we have a well understanding that we are all equal in some way or the other. I have
been entitled in various task from extremely dangerous duties, to telling a narrative historical
event to people from all over the world.
-As a 2nd class Petty Officer I have had to write countless of Performance Evaluations for our
junior personnel. These Evals have to be routed up to our Platoon Officers for reviewing and
signing. As a Convoy Commander, for every evolution involving movement of our boats and
8. trucks, I have to submit a convoy brief explaining to our Platoon Officer who, what, when, and
where of the transit. As a Repair Parts Petty Officer, I would have to do the required research
and explain to my chief in writing why the part I found is better then the one we are using, along
with pricing quotes and pictures. While enrolled in Chaminade University I completed the
courses Intro to Expository Writing and Expository Writing and received A' s on both.
-One of my most memorable experiences in the Navy was being stationed at CINCPACFLT
BOATHOUSE. My job there was to Narrate and give guided tours to hundreds of military and
civilian families from all over the world. Once I started the position, I had to do the research of
the attack and explain the significance our compound had during the Pearl Harbor Attack and
collaborate it into my tour. We also have a museum with models and maps of the attack where I
would take my tour back in time and show them the devastation our Nation had endured. After
that, I then would take them on a 40 ft. boat around Ford Island where I would stop at the USS
ARIZONA memorial and show them the sunken ship. The days we would not have a tour I would
take the initiative to led a team to preserve and maintain the 74 year old boathouse all while
making reservations for upcoming tours. We also had the pleasure of giving foreign military
dignitaries special private tours where our 4 Star Admiral would host and we would provide a
luxurious wine and dine historical evening.
-Even before the military I was promoted warehouse manager at Monarch Paint Co. I had 5 guys
and a delivery driver that I had to make sure were always working and doing what had to be
done at our most busiest warehouses in Houston. There I trained my co-workers how to mix
paint, work together, and strive to make our facility the best. Once in the military as soon as I
made 3rd class Petty Officer I became a supervisor to my junior personnel and had to train them
on every dangerous and important job we had on the air craft carrier, USS GEORGE
WASHINGTON. As a Boatswain Mate I have had countless number of undesignated personnel
that I have mentored and showed them the way of the navy and the many jobs the navy had to
offer. I have motivated all my junior personnel to never give up and to work hard for what they
believe in. A Boatswain Mates instinct is to help others, motivate and always train to make
things safer and better.
AREA OF EXPERTISE.
