Edward Rios has over 6 years of experience in logistics and heavy vehicle operations in the US Army. He has supervised up to 24 soldiers and planned large convoys throughout Europe. Prior to the military, he worked in property management and commercial building administration.

1. Edward Rios
www.linkedin.com/pub/edward-rios/a0/ab4/784
1751 Salvadore Street Sgt.Ed.Rios@gmail.com
Deland,Fl 32720 (386)624-2074 (Home)
SUMMARY
Heavymuti-vehicleoperatorwithsix yearsof experience inlogisticsandgovernmentmovementsin
deployedandnon-deployedareas. Highlyskilledinavarietyof tasksincludingsupervisionand
technical guidance topersonnelincompletingtheirtasks,organizesandparticipatesin
logisticoperations, inspectandcreatesworkordersforequipmentandvehicles.
Carriedout andsupervised preventivemaintenance checksandservices
Currentsecretclearance
EXPERIENCE
2010-present- SupervisorSergeant Logistics, UnitedStates Army,Germany Europe Command
Operatedheavy vehicles toinclude trailersforlonglogisticoperations. Createdandaccompanied
large convoysthroughoutEurope. Enforce safetyrulesandregulations. Planworkassignmentsand
equipmentallocationstomeet transportation,operationsand productiongoals. Directworkersin
transportationorrelatedservices,suchas moving,storing,orloadingorunloadingof materialsor
people. Revieworders,productionschedules,blueprints,orshippingorreceivingnoticesto
determine worksequencesandmaterial shippingdates,types,volumes,ordestinations. Inspector
testmaterials,stock,vehicles,equipment,orfacilitiestoensure thattheyare safe,free of defects,
and consistentwithspecifications. Supervisedupto24 soldiersandprovidedthemwithmonthly
counselingandArmylogisticstraining. Servedone tourinIraqand one tour in Afghanistan
performingthe dutiesabove.
2005-2010-Residentual Manager, HasperRealty,New YorkCity,New York
Supervisedthe daysinanddaysof dailyoperationsof a72 unitCOOPbuilding. Operatedand
maintainedheatingsystems,monitoredandmaintainedfiresuppressionsystems. Supervisedone
employeeandthe custodial dutieswithinthe buildingperimeter. Delegateddailyrepairtasksto
maintenance staff andmake sure thatthe buildingiskept cleanandpresentable looking. Worked
withcontractors forcompletinglargerrenovationprojects. Scheduled buildingworkershiftsand
keepingmaintenance costswithinbudget. Hiredandinstructednew workers.
2003-2005-Commercial Building,Admin/FSD,Reise Organization,New York,New York
Pained, developed and implemented fire safety plan that addresses specific fire and life
safety systems. Knowledge of safety code for properties, buildings and other structures.
Trained and supervised personnel needed to carry out the overall mission and each element
of a fire safety plan. Ensured that all work done on premises were done correctly and all
liability insurance is current and up to date. Maintained the security of the building and
scrutinize all visitors and service personal.

2. VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
2014-2015 Army Thrift Store, Store clerk 120 Hours
2012-2012 Army CYS Kids Football Coach 250 Hours
1988-1994 NYC Auxiliary Police Depart. 950 Hours
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Leadership Training Academy, US Army, Germany, December 2012
Completed a total of three weeks training in leadership and supervisory skills. Training to
include: leadership, training management, land navigation and map reading, drill and ceremony
and other Army service member skills. Achieved top 20 in my class to earn Commandants List.
Heavy Wheel Operator, Army, Ft. Leonard wood, MI, March 2010
Completed a total of four months of heavy vehicle operations and logistic support training.
Training included proper maintenance of all equipment and vehicles, documenting and
forwarding work orders, dispatching procedures, Operations of various types of heavy vehicles,
cargo securing procedures and hazardous condition and first aid training. Presented with
Certificate of Appreciation for team work dedication.
US Army Basic Training, FT. Sill, Oklahoma January 2010
Instructed on the fundamentals of being a soldier, to include combat techniques and the proper
way to address a superior. Basic tactical and survival skills along with how to shoot, rappel,
and march. Instructed on the basics of Army life and military customs, including the Seven Core
Army Values. Selected for promotion to next rank.
CUNY Collage of New York, Liberal Arts, October 2009 GPA 3.5 Deans List.
AWARDS
*Presidential Volunteer Service Award *Army Volunteer Service Award *Army Service Medal
*Three Army Commendations *Two Army Good Conduct Awards *Army Achievement Award
*Global War on Terrorism Medal *Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
*Iraq Campaign Medal *Afghanistan Campaign Medal *National Defense Service Medal
References Furnished upon Request