Mark T. Bullock875 Franklin RD SE APT 1622

Marietta, GA 30067317-286-8491

Markbullock64@yahoo.com

CAREER OBJECTIVE:I am a very hard working and self-motivated individual. I work well in team environments and also self management projects. I have good communication skills and have a strong work ethic. Along with my positive attitude and work experience, I know that I would be a great addition to any company.

EXPERIENCE: Quality Drivers truck driving school 3/2013 COMERCIAL DRIVERS’S LICENSE CLASS A 6/12/2013Additional Skills:I have experience working with the following machines; forklift, scissor lift and snorkel lift. I can read blue prints and have done both welding and sheet metal work.

Celadon Trucking – 06/2013 – 9/2013

Truck Driver Elwood staffing – 02/2013 – 11/2013Worked in warehouse as a forklift driver

Werner Enterprise – 11/2013 – 02/2014Truck Driver

Coca-Cola 02/2014-05/2014Truck Driver

JB Hunt – 05/2014 – 06/2014Truck Driver

Holland – 06/2014 – 11/2014Repair welder/CDL class A driver

JB Hunt – 11/2014 – 03/2015Truck Driver

YRC Freight – 03/2015 – current Truck Driver

April 2006 – Oct 2012PepsiCo-IndianapolisStoreroom Attendant / Receiving Responsible for inventory zone Return parts to location Use company truck to pick up parts Receive parts into the inventory system Verify orders Worked as a Bottle Drive Depal operator

December 2005- March 2006Prax Air- Indianapolis, INOperation Tech Ultrasonic and vapor degrease aircraft engine parts Powder coat turbine blades allowing, aircraft engines to run more efficiently Inspecting parts for cracks, abnormalities and exact dimensions Sandblasting to prepare for repairs and testing for stresses

May 1997-August 2005ATA Airlines-Indianapolis, INTeam Leader Fabrication and modification of aircraft interior Prep aircraft for routine overnight maintenance Marshal aircraft in and out Load and unload aircraft Service aircraft and groom between flights

November 2004-March 2005Signature Flight Support-Indianapolis, INDe-Icer Determining what products and chemicals to use based on weather conditions to de-

ice the aircraft.

EDUCATION: Vincennes University Aviation Technology Center 1998-2000Indianapolis, IN