Kendric Gray

Experience

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  US Army

  Aug 1994 - Aug 1998

  Automated Logistical Specialist

  Performed warehouse operations such as shipping, receiving, storage, stock control, turn-in, inventories, and warehouse maintenance; operated 2k-6k forklifts; established and implemented storage, turn-in, and security SOPs for hazardous, and non-hazardous parts, equipment, and applicable building locations. Establishing and maintaining stock records and other documents such as inventory, material control, accounting, and supply reports. Establishing and maintaining automated and manual accounting records. Correcting error and exception documents. Reviewing and verifying quantities received against bills of lading, contracts, purchase requests, and shipping documents. Unloading, unpacking, visually inspecting, counting, segregating and storing incoming supplies and equipment. Maintaining stock locator system and administering document control procedures. Repairing and constructing fiberboard or wooden containers. Packing, crating, stenciling, weighing and banding equipment and supplies. Constructing bins, shelving, and other storage aids. Processing requests and documents at direct support level through warehousing section. Processing inventories, surveys and warehousing documents. Performing prescribed load list and shop stock list duties in manual and automated supply applications. Preparing, annotating, and distributing shipping documents. Breaking down and distributing field rations. Operating material-handling equipment. Performing accounting and sales functions in self-service supply. Performing inventory and financial management procedures; including ordering, receiving, and storing supplies. Locating and cataloging stock. Performing or supervising inventory management, storage, and preservation. Supervised and participated in platoon, company, and battalion level battlefield and garrison duties Show less

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  RadioShack

  Jul 1998 - Jun 2001

  Accounting Clerk

  (Accounts Receivables): Apply payments using invoice worksheets to cash accounts; create journal entries for various invoices and inter-company charges; create and balance general ledger reports; balance and adjust closed store inventories.

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  Army National Guard

  Sept 1998 - Oct 2015

  Provide maintenance production management, achieve and/or maintain desired production levels, serve as an equipment readiness expert for units supported by the facility, provide technical guidance to other Production Controllers and unit clerks in the Army National GuardManage workload and equipment mission capable status.Make adjustments in the production schedule ensuring the mission capable level for supported units are maintained at Adjutant General’s goal of 92%Ensure backlog is maintained at the Surface Managers level of no more than 60 man-days per year.Accurately compute, compile, and analyze statistical data that impacts production of the shop in a timely manner.Send and receive daily and weekly inoperative reports as required by the state Surface Maintenance Managers.Jointly establish overall objectives with supervisor. Inform the supervisor of situations that would affect the flow of production and repair limitsDevelop, manage, and implement daily, monthly, and yearly operational and maintenance plans for variety of equipment within assigned units supportedAssign work priorities for all scheduled/unscheduled maintenance.Assist in planning vehicles and equipment for inspections, and repairs based on consideration of shop capabilities and requirements of the unit.Independently resolve most production, equipment, and material conflicts that may arise.Recommend corrective actions to avoid situations that may impact mission accomplishment.Map network drives to assigned desktops and laptops pending approval and authorization given from network administrator to store, access, and distribute training documentation, software, user and managerial reports, and various data for numerous purposes.Assist supported units with supply and maintenance database configuration depending on level of operational support and assignment of personnel. Serve as unit equipment dispatcher and process automated operator permits for unit personnel. Show less Equipment Records and Parts Specialist (2006-2015)Assigns duties, instructs, and supervises subordinates in proper work techniques and procedures. Plans and analyzes operational data and reports to a certain degree of conformity with established polices, works standards, and procedural directives.Set up, deploy, and troubleshoot if necessary unit small aperture satellite terminals for communication across approved military networksConfigure assigned computer systems for network use for field and garrison environments.Order parts for military vehicles; record and maintain vehicle faults and status in Unit Level Logistics System databasecreate and maintain equipment licenses and operator records; dispatch vehicles; maintain document register of parts ordered and parts on ordercoordinate work requests and maintenance for unit fleet; establishing and maintaining automated and manual accounting recordsperforming prescribed load list and shop stock list duties in manual and automated supply applicationskeeping records on incoming and outgoing stock; correcting error and exception documentsloading, unloading and moving stock using equipment such as forklifts and hand trucksEstablished and maintained stock records and other documents such as inventory, material control, accounting and supply reports in accordance with supply chain management protocols. Established and maintained automated and manual accounting records, posted receipts and turn-ins, and performed dues-ins and dues-outs accounting.Operated 2k-6k forklifts; established and implemented storage, turn-in, and security SOPs for hazardous, and non-hazardous parts, equipment.Performing inventory and financial management procedures; including ordering, receiving, and storing suppliesKeeping records on incoming and outgoing stock. Supervised and participated in platoon, company, and battalion level battlefield and garrison duties Show less

  • Production Controller

    Nov 2009 - Oct 2015

  • Automated Logistical Specialist

    Sept 1998 - Jul 2015
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  Fort Worth ISD

  Jun 2001 - Sept 2006

  Accounting Clerk

  Reconcile and post daily deposits, create and post journal entries for weekly food and miscellaneous transfers, emergency cash expenditures, and other journal entries. Generate, update, and balance weekly cash summary reports, monthly Teacher Retirement System & TEA lunch & breakfast reports, certification of meal cost report, and severe need reports; assist with the inventory and location of Ft. Worth Independent School District fixed assets. Distribute weekly allocated checks to vendors across the city, state and country. Show less

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  Texas Military Department

  Sept 2006 - Nov 2009

  Tool & Parts Attendant

  Receives, stores, inventories and issues the full range of available tools and supplies used by shop personnel. Verifies and reports overages, shortages and damaged items. Issues and receives returned items; checks for damage or maintenance needs upon return. Reports damaged or inoperative tools and used or excess items to the supervisor.Maintain control records of all tools/gages requiring calibration and insure that calibration is accomplished as scheduled.Operate and maintain an appropriate stock and supply level of expendable and non-expendable tools and equipment utilizedReceive, verify identity, quantity and condition of items and insure that items are arranged for convenience and for safeguarding.Assure returned items are clean and in a serviceable condition prior to storage.Convert shop terms to standard nomenclatures to identify and locate items that include all types of component, tools, sizes and parts.Perform necessary tagging and binning and perform minor repairs on gages.Establish new bin locations as necessary and re-warehouse items to effect space economics and for convenience in storing and issuing.Obtain required information from various technical manuals, commercial catalogues, FEDLOG, internet searches, online catalogs, and publications.Obtain services of quality inspector for final determination, collect and deliver repairable items to appropriate repair shops. Show less

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  Dillard's Inc.

  Sept 2014 - Apr 2015

  Sales Associate

  Provide customer, merchandising, and administrative service to ensure the best shopping experience and drive salesGreet and welcome guests and build relationships.Discover consumer needs and sell merchandise in men’s’ departments such as formal wear, contemporary fashion, denim, high-end designers, & accessoriesExecute price changes, ring sales and inventory control using IBM 4610 SureMark point of sale systems, and Dolphin 9550 HHP handheld scanner.Assist in merchandising through visual placement, stock rotation and recovery, and maintaining store cleanliness.Study, research, implement fashion trends in customer service and five star selling.Reflect the fashion of the store in personal appearance and presentation. Show less

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  The Chosen Vessel Cathedral

  Jun 2015 - now

  Media Operations/Production Technician

  Serve diligently behind the scenes to support The Chosen Vessel’s pastors, worship teams, and auxiliaries who serve on stage in any capacity of song, message, or video by doing tasks such as:• Operating camera and video equipment • Projecting Scripture, song lyrics, or announcements on projection screens during services • Operating sound reinforcement equipment • Use computer automation equipment to produce and present a service or show online to a potential audience of 4.485 million followers on various social media sites and worldwide web via livestream. Show less

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  GSA

  Nov 2015 - now

  *Serve as a fleet service representative responsible for assuring delivery and adequacy of GSA Fleet services, assuming responsibility for program efficiency, and cost effectiveness of areas over which you have jurisdiction *Addressing and resolving significant customer problems which cannot be resolved by normal procedures *Representing and speaking for the program in discussions and committing the agency to a course of action within regulations and established policy and guidelines *Determining when to dispose of used vehicles and equipment and directing the preparation of vehicles for termination of lease assignment *Monitoring specific indicators of performance and recommending action to correct deficiencies noted *Notifying contractors of substandard performances and recommending corrective action as appropriate *Receiving, preparing for assignment, and assigning or delivering new replacement vehicles to customer activity locations Inspecting and evaluating circumstances of major repairs, accidents damage, high repair estimates, or complaints concerning quality and timeliness of vendors when requested to do so Show less Served as an Equipment Specialist with GSA’s Maintenance Control Center (MMC), where as a warranted contracting officer, I performed procurement duties utilizing the techniques and procedures outlined in the Federal Acquisition Regulation, especially in regard to Part 13, Simplified Acquisitions (purchases under $25,000). As an Equipment Specialist in the MMC, I was responsible for coordinating vehicle maintenance and repairs serving all General Services Administration (GSA) Fleet customers through a national maintenance control system. Part of process included making a variety of technical and analytical determinations regarding the nature of repairs, costs associated with or projected for the repair, cost replacements for parts and similar decisions. Procuring maintenance repairs & services also involved collecting and analyzing data compiled from computer generated reports to track trends pertaining to performance differences among regions, perform follow-ups to determine and document the effects of policy and procedure changes, review and evaluate vehicle quality deficiency reports, service bulletins, vehicle manufacturer service recommendations, and any other pertinent sources of information, submitting a written analysis with supporting data to the team leader/supervisor, along with recommendations concerning appropriate action. The process always involved the application of various evaluation methods and techniques concerning the efficiency and effectiveness of the Maintenance Control Center (MCC) operations; emphasizing on the quality and timeliness of support provided using knowledge of Maintenance Control Center and GSA programs. Show less

  • Transportation Operations Specialist

    Oct 2018 - now

  • Equipment Specialist

    Nov 2015 - Sept 2018