TRUCK DRIVER MOS ARMY DRIVERS
TRUCK DRIVER MOS ARMY PROFESSIONAL

TRUCK DRIVER MOS ARMY PROFESSIONAL

Military professional with experience managing teams, maintaining heavy equipment and as well as disseminating tactical information. Calm under pressure with superior time management and conflict resolution skills. Exceptionally hard worker well-versed in supply and inventory management.Įxtraordinary leader and problem solver looking to transition from a successful career in the military to the logistic industry.

TRUCK DRIVER MOS ARMY DRIVERS

Military vehicle drivers operate and perform preventive maintenance on light and heavy-duty vehicles such as buses, trucks and semi-trailer combinations, forklifts, and wrecker/recovery. They operate all-wheeled vehicles and equipment over varied terrain to transport personnel and cargo. Dedicated serviceman focused on applying six years of military logistic management experience to gain employment in the civilian sector. Vehicle drivers in the Military operate a multitude of vehicles in direct support of mission requirements. You’ll need to be ready to defend our country anywhere in the world. Successful at building strategic partnerships and alliances and spearheading business relationships to achieve beneficial outcomes. As an M1 Armor Crewman, you’ll work as part of a team to operate tanks and assault vehicles and fire weapons to destroy enemy positions. Former military professional seeks role in operations management. Versatile and innovative management professional skilled at seeing the “big picture” while still also focusing on the details. Energetic and results-focused with success in developing and leading diverse teams to achieve outstanding results. Highly effective management professional emphasizing innovation and creativity in solving complex problems. Reliable and hard working with a natural drive to succeed. If you’re a truck junky and your day doesn’t start until you climb in the cab and light up that big diesel, this is the Army job for you. Operating Engineer with more than seven years in heavy equipment operation. One of the AIT (Advanced Individual Training) courses at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri is MOS (Military Occupational Specialty) 88M, Motor Transport Operator, i.e.

Commands or directs operational (TOE) or force generating (TDA) veterinary and other medical units, or serves as staff officer for veterinary services at MACOM or DoD level duties are performed in TOE and TDA organizations, both CONUS and OCONUS serves as veterinary preventive medicine or epidemiological staff officer at US Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine (USACHPPM) and Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center (AFMIC) plans, coordinates, and directs veterinary public health programs to control animal and food borne diseases of public health interest functions in a variety of clinically oriented roles involving international studies, national assistance/civil affairs and/or Special Forces provides liaison with Federal, State and local government agencies concerned with veterinary issues provides consultation on matters involving zoonotic or wildlife diseases on military installations, reservations or in combat.Reliable and personable Truck Driver who consistently exceeds quality standards in delivery operations.

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