Robert Shook is seeking a job as an equipment/automotive supervisor with over 20 years of experience in maintenance, shop operations, and military leadership. He has extensive experience supervising teams, managing fleets of vehicles, conducting inspections, and ensuring safety. Shook also has a background in instruction and developing training programs.

1. ROBERT W. SHOOK
(360) 250-1336 | acguy45rws2@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
Equipment/Automotive Supervisor - Laurel, MD
Seeking a job as an equipment/automotive supervisor
SUMMARY OF QAULIFICATIONS
Dedicated professional with 20 yearsof extensivemilitaryexperienceandknowledgein themaintenancefield and
shop operations.Keen senseof prioritizingtasks,maintainingaccountability and providingquality Customerservice.
o Mechanical/ Electrical Troubleshooting o Inspectingand maintainingEquipment
o Organizational skills o Team Player
o Safety and environmentally conscious o Experienced Teacher,coachand mentor
o Property accountability/ inventory control o Flexible,ableto multi task
o Knowledgeablewith Word,Excel and PowerPoint. o detail oriented
EXPERIENCE
May 2016- Present Commercial vehiclefleetmanager, U.S.Army JointBaseLewis Mc chord WA
· Supervised a group of 12 soldiersand civiliansinthe dispatch,utilization,serviceandaccountability of a
fleetof 120 commercial vehicles to includebusses,vans,sedans,andbox trucks in excessof $ 10M.
· Ensured thesafety and welfareof all employees throughtrainingand routineinspectionsof job
performanceand facilitiesresultingin 0 Workplaceincidents.
· Providecustomer serviceto over 100 tenantcompaniesand processand manageon averageof 20
vehiclerequests on any givenday.
· Closelymonitored theschedulingand dispatchingof all thevehiclesin thefleetto makesuretherewere
no schedulingconflictsandthecustomerswereprovided with thetransportationrequirementsthey
needed resultinginzero projectfailures.
EXPERIENCE
August2013- May
2016
Special EquipmentSupervisor , U.S.Army JointBaseLewis Mc chord WA
· Coached a 24 member teamassigningtasksbased on complexity of repairs,experience of personnel and
quantity andimportanceof typeof equipment.
· Directed scheduled maintenanceservicesatspecified intervalson over 400 piecesof diverseequipment
to includediesel engines,power generation units,fuel andwater pumpsandtankersand environmental
control units on an annual basis.
· Managed thecompletion of 320 unscheduled maintenancework orderson anannual basis.
· Accounted for $ 2 million dollarworth of vehicles,special equipment,toolsand repair/serviceparts
exercisingsound supply disciplineresultingin zero losses.
· Oversawa battery recharging/reutilization programthatsaved thetenantcompaniesand taxpayersan
averageof $242,000dollarsinreplacementbattery costsyearly.
· Personally identified,inventoried andturned in$40,000worth of unneeded and excessrepair partsand
equipmentthrough thearmy supplysystemto get the money refunded to minimizefinancial lossand get
parts theshop required

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EXPERIENCE
February 2008 –June
2012
Instructor/ writer,operationsmanager,Aberdeen ProvingGrounds/ FTLee VA
· Served as an instructorfor entry level soldiers averaging200students per quarter teachingthembasic
principles and theory of electrical andmechanical operation,readingschematics and referencing
technical manuals,troubleshootingand repairingequipment,and safety in shop/field operations.
· Developed and revised lesson plans/ tests and PowerPointinstructionslidesfor newpiecesof equipment
thatwere fielded thatwereorganized andrelevantresultingina substantial improvementin studenttest
scores..
· Provided operationsupportfor 12 cadremembers to trainmorethan 1,400students annually.
Responsiblefor coordination with installationagencies for trainingand compilingdatafor students’
training,testscoresandadministrativedata.
· Executed preparationandmovementof the entireschool and students fromMaryland to Virginia
resultinginthesafeand secureshipmentof 337 studentsandequipmentand weaponsvalued in excess
of $3.5 M.
· Created an excel programthatmanaged theinstructordevelopmentand training/ certification packets
for 75 military and 40 civilian instructorsresultingin zero informationlossand 100%completionrate.
EXPERIENCE
April 2005 –
February- 2008
Shop foreman/ FirstLineSupervisor,FTDrumNY
· Selected over fiveother supervisorsto serveas theShop foremandueto technical knowledge,efficiency,
organizational and problemsolvingskills.
· Conducted over 200 convoy escortmissionsduringcombatoperationsin IRAQprovidingvehiclerecovery
and security supportfor ExplosiveOrdnanceDisposal teamsdoingrouteclearanceoperations.Recovered
over 20 catastrophically damaged vehicles with no further incident or loss.
· Responsiblefor thepurchaseand procurementof special partsand toolsnotavailableinthearmy supply
systemstayingwithin an annual budgetof $ 150,000to ensurethattheshopsmechanicshad thetools
and parts needed to completethey’remissions.
· Chosen by seniorlevel managementasa subjectmatter expertto train 96 leadersandsoldiers from
another company on preventivemaintenancechecksandservicesandsafeuseandoperation for
vehiclesandpower generationequipment,Crewserved weaponstraining,and convoy security
operationsand planningfor combatoperations.
EDUCATION
14 January2014 Team leadershiptraining(Advanced Leader Course)
14 May 2014 Technical transportationof hazardousmaterial
12 November 2012 Test analysisand construction basic course(SATBC)
14 August2011 Master driver instructor training
8 January 2011 Firstlinesupervisor training(BasicLeader Course)
4 May 2010 Army Basic InstructorCourse
22 March 1997 EPA 608/609 refrigerantrecovery certification