The document is a resume for Jose L Ramos, a U.S. Army veteran seeking employment. It summarizes his 20+ years of experience in the Army, including roles as a Petroleum Supply Sergeant, Platoon Sergeant, Detachment Sergeant, and Drill Sergeant. It highlights his leadership skills, experience training and mentoring subordinates, and maintaining accountability and operational readiness of equipment. His resume also lists his education and certifications.

1. Jose L Ramos
950 Big Sky Drive, Apt J301
Clarksville, TN, 37040
(931) 624-0174 (C)
jluisramos8@gmail.com
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U.S. Citizen
Veteran's Preference: 10-point honorably discharged U.S. Army veteran
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SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Accomplished U.S. Army veteran with over 20 years of progressive responsibility. Tremendous
trainer, coach, and mentor, who leads from the front. Experienced in forecasting, supervising
requisitions, issuing, and transporting of bulk fuel. Responsible for accountability, maintenance
and operational readiness of transport and storage of petroleum and water equipment. Bi-lingual
in English and Spanish with excellent communication skills. Possess Top Secret Clearance.
EDUCATION
Ashford University, Bachelors of Arts in Accounting, 2014
Pierce College, Associates of Arts, 2008
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Petroleum Supply Sergeant May 2012-Present
United States Army, Fort Campbell, KY 40 hours weekly
MAJ Jeremy Smith
Perform duties as Support Operations Petroleum Supply Sergeant. Provides oversight on all
Petroleum Oil Lubricant (POL) operations; oversees the petroleum Quality Assurance System-
Enhanced (PQAS-E), ensures mission readiness of all POL equipment is maintained at all times.
• Developed a Class III, HAZCOM, and Environmental SOPs for the 159th
Combat
Aviation Brigade, to ensure quality assurance for all fuels was met monthly.
• Trained subordinate Battalions on the proper fuel reporting procedures, enhancing the
units ability to maintain 100% accountability of Class III products.
• Inspected and made improvements to garrison and austere Forward Arming Refueling
Points (FARPs), enhancing the units’ peace and wartime readiness.

2. Platoon Sergeant November 2010 - April 2012
United States Army, Fort Campbell, KY 40 hours weekly
1LT Michelle Kimbrough
Serves as platoon sergeant in a distribution company. Responsible for the training, health,
welfare and professional development of 14 Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs), and 46
soldiers; responsible for accountability, maintenance and combat readiness of all assign
petroleum equipment.
• Proven leader during combat operations; his performance as acting First Sergeant during
OEF was instrumental to units’ combat mission success.
• Unparallel duty performance; a highly polished Sergeant First Class who brings out the
best in his Soldiers; Strong in Character, pride, and professionalism.
• Maintained 100% accountability and maintenance of his platoons assigned MTOE
equipment in both garrison and austere environments.
Detachment Sergeant July 2010 - October 2010
United States Army, Fort Lee, VA 40 hours weekly
CPT Joseph Williams
Served as Detachment Sergeant for the 612th Movement Control Detachment. Responsible for
the training, morale, and welfare of the detachment; advices the detachment commander on
Equal Opportunity, Consideration of others (CO2), Warrior Task and Battle Drills training, and
monthly Unit Status Reports (USRs); Supervises the daily accountability and maintenance of the
detachments organizational equipment.
• Performed flawlessly as First Sergeant for the detachment; sought out by peers and
superiors throughout the battalion for operational guidance.
• Motivated trainer and mentor; prepares and trains his Soldiers on a daily basis for,
boards, training exercises, and daily missions.
• Creates a climate in which Soldiers were encouraged to learn and grow on personal and
professional matters.
Information Assurance Officer August 2009 - June 2010
United States Army, Fort Lee, VA 40 hours weekly
SGM Wayne Wright
Served as an advisor to the Commander on all intelligence matters pertaining to garrison and
tactical situational; accountable for the receive, process and distribution of security intelligence
information to subordinate units; responsible for the coordination of pre-deployment training for
soldiers in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Enduring Freedom.
• Served as the Unit Status Report (USR) NCOIC; ensuring all reports where submitted
with zero defects, meeting DoD reporting time-lines.

3. • Supervised the production of over 22 daily intelligence report summaries in friendly and
austere environments.
• Streamlined the process of in and out processing Soldiers in JPAS; processed over 30
security background packets with a zero error rate.
Platoon Sergeant February 2007 - July 2009
United States Army, Smith Barracks, Germany 40 hours weekly
1LT Emily Suiter
Served as platoon Sergeant of a petroleum heavy vehicle operator platoon. Responsible for the
training, morale, and welfare of 65 soldiers and their families; supervises requisition, issue and
transport of bulk fuel, responsible for accountability, maintenance and operational readiness of
transport vehicles and petroleum related equipment.
• Continuously selected to serve as First Sergeant in the First Sergeants absence.
• Synchronized and led daily Combat Logistic Patrols (CLPs) on a daily basis to deliver
classes 1-9 to several Forward Operating Bases (FOBs).
• Maintained accountability of issue, receipts, and maintenance of all fuels worth in excess
of 120.5 million dollars.
Drill Sergeant January 2005 - January 2007
United States Army, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 80 hours weekly
SFC Andy Clark
Serves as Drill Sergeant in a gender-integrated Basic Training Company; instructs and teaches
all facets of Basic Combat Training to include but limited to Basic and Advanced Rifle
Marksmanship, Physical Fitness, Army Values, esprit de corps, discipline, customs and
courtesies; responsible for the welfare and accountability of 60 initial entry soldiers per nine-
week cycle, counsels and motivates young soldiers to attain their highest potential.
• Selected as Drill Sergeant of the Cycle on his second training cycle, unheard off for a
new Drill Sergeant.
• Distinguished himself as a trainer, coach, and mentor by receiving the honor platoon
streamer 6 out of 10 cycles.
• Implemented control measures and attention to detail on a daily basis resulting in zero
safety violations or injuries to his platoons.
Petroleum Supply Supervisor April 2002 - December 2004
United States Army, Fort Carson, CO 40 hours weekly
SFC Jerry Robinson
Perform duties as Petroleum Quality Assurance Representative. Assists upper level management
in appraisals of petroleum and water operations. Responsible for coordination and
implementation of operations, training programs, administrative matters, and communication

4. activities. Also estimated requirements for personnel, equipment, organizational maintenance,
and repair of petroleum distribution facilities.
• Superior performance during deployment; able to accomplish any mission regardless of
circumstances.
• Develop and maintained a training program for his section; trained to standard on the
warrior task and battle drills, as well as 27 critical MOS tasks during combat.
• Led daily Combat Logistic Patrols (CLPs) on a daily basis, his sections equipment remain
100% mission ready, with no break downs during deployment.
Petroleum Supervisor September 2000 - March 2002
United States Army, Anderson Barracks, Germany 40 hours weekly
SSG Wanda Ingram-Johnson
Performs duties as a petroleum supervisor. Responsible for the training, discipline, professional
development, morale, health and welfare of 18 soldiers and related petroleum equipment.
Ensures accountability, maintenance, and operational readiness is maintain at all times.
• Assumes complete responsibility for his actions and those of his subordinates, leading by
example on all tasks.
• Set the standard on several training exercises on the setting up of the Refuel On the Move
(ROM) in record time.
• Continuously demonstrates an active interest in the personal and professional
development of subordinates.
Petroleum Supply Specialist January 1995 - August 2000
United States Army, Fort Hood, TX 40 hours weekly
SSG Willie Taylor
Performs duties as a petroleum supply specialist by operating airplane refueling systems and
equipment, planning and scheduling petroleum transport, operating pumps, pipelines and tanker
equipment, testing oil and fuel samples, and understanding safety regulations and procedures for
handling dangerous materials.
My duties include; receiving and stocking bulk and package products; issue and dispense bulk
fuels and water from storage and distribution facilities to using units; selecting and submitting
samples to laboratory for testing; performed petroleum and water accounting duties; and
operated equipment used with petroleum and water distribution system and multiproduct pipeline
system.
CERTIFICATIONS/SPECIALIZED TRAINING
• Petroleum and Water Specialist Senior Leaders Course (SLC)
• Contracting Officer Representative Course
• Antiterrorism Manager Course
• Antiterrorism Officer Course

5. • Safety Officer Course
• Drill Sergeant Course
• Petroleum Supply Specialist, Advanced Leaders Course (ALC)
• Warrior Leadership Course (WLC)
• Equal Opportunity Leader Course
• Hazardous Materials Driver Training Course
• Petroleum Supply Specialist, Advanced Individual Training (AIT)
• Light Wheel Vehicle Mechanic Course, Advanced Individual Training (AIT)
• Basic Combat Training

6. • Safety Officer Course
• Drill Sergeant Course
• Petroleum Supply Specialist, Advanced Leaders Course (ALC)
• Warrior Leadership Course (WLC)
• Equal Opportunity Leader Course
• Hazardous Materials Driver Training Course
• Petroleum Supply Specialist, Advanced Individual Training (AIT)
• Light Wheel Vehicle Mechanic Course, Advanced Individual Training (AIT)
• Basic Combat Training