1. JASON LEE BERNARDY
8761 Hunters Trail, Fort Worth, TX. 76123
C: (360) 584-6383
bernardy31@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE
Experienced and accomplished U.S. Army Veteran with over 20 years of transportation and logistics
experience; focused on meeting production goals while reducing claims costs. I am looking to
leverage my extensive background in operations management, departmental organization and team
building skills into an entry-level management position.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
 Class A Commercial driver’s license with doubles/triples, hazardous materials, and tanker
endorsements
 Direct experience in freight terminal operations, loading / unloading freight, and safe equipment
operations
 Over 20 years of military experience in all aspects motor transportation.
 Proven background in the administration of instruction, management, supervision and evaluation of
groups in excess of 70 personnel
 Supervised daily Preventative Maintenance Checks, and services as well as Managed the
accountability and the serviceability of individual and organizational equipment; valued in excess of
$82 million
 Certified safety officer; effective at incorporating composite risk management into fast pace and often
hazardous working conditions
 Managed more than six thousand transportation movement request, shipping papers and
documented requisitions for multiple customer locations in Iraq, Afghanistan and the United States
 High energy, team focused and detail oriented professional acclimated to all working conditions and
all shifts around the clock
 Currently hold a federal SECRET security clearance

2. Jason Lee Bernardy
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
City Driver/Checker
ABF Freight Company, Dallas, Texas Dec 2015 – Present
Load and unload trailers for the purpose of transporting a wide variety of cargo throughout a nationwide
freight system, safely transport cargo driving a forklift, pallet jack and/or other freight handling equipment.
Prepares wide varieties of freight for transit, including hazardous material. Pick-up and delivery of freight
to various customer locations along a designated route. Effectively operates mobile technology and
completes all required paperwork. Maintains a steadfast focus on reducing claims and increasing terminal
production levels.
Transient Operations Supervisor
U.S. Army, Fort Sill, Oklahoma Sept 2014 – Dec 2015
Operations manager responsible for the administration of instruction, supervision and evaluation of 12
personnel. Provide oversight of all transition operations for newly assigned personnel at the installation
level. Conduct information analysis and assessment to ensure timely and accurate weekly reports that
have a direct impact on overall strength management. Monitor, track and report the in-processing
activities of more than 2,500 incoming personnel annually.
Senior Instructor/Curriculum-Writer
U.S. Army, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri Nov2013 – Sept 2014
Senior Instructor-Writer for the Advanced Individual Training Motor Operator’s Course; responsible for the
safety, welfare and training of 15 permanently assigned personnel and 5,000 Army Advanced Individual
Training students annually. Planned, prepared, wrote and presented detailed instructions, demonstrations
and practical exercises in accordance with prescribed lesson plans in support of the Army Training and
Doctrine Command. Provided detailed student evaluations and training assessments; conducted re-
training when necessary. Maintained the accountability and maintenance of 95 assigned vehicles valued
in access of $12,000,000.
Senior Drill Sergeant
U.S. Army, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri Nov 2011 – Nov 2013
Served as a Senior Drill Sergeant in a Basic Combat Training Brigade, overall responsible for the
accountability, supervision, professional development, and evaluation of seven Drill Sergeants; executed
the training of 500 Initial Entry Training Soldiers per year. Effectively managed the accountability and the
serviceability of individual and organizational equipment; valued in excess of $125,000. Inspired discipline
by instilling the Army Core Values and military standards while providing leadership, guidance and
counseling for Drill Sergeants and trainees. Identified as the heart of the team by senior leadership.
Truck Master
U.S. Army, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington May 2010 – Nov 2011
Lead Transportation Coordinator with authority and control over all transportation assets and movements.
Received, reviewed, and distributed transportation movement request to appropriate sections within the
company; assigned workloads and operation-specific tasks to subordinate sections. Maintained the in-
transient visibility of all employed company assets, drivers and road data. Served as the intermediary
between the company and customers; consistently and effectively met increasing customer service
demands, safety and compliance requirements, and rapidly changing Department of Transportation
regulations. Increased efficiency and reduced operating cost by an average of $10,000 annually by
optimizing routes; thereby reducing fuel consumption, fleet mileage and driver fatigue.

3. Jason Lee Bernardy
Operations Supervisor
U.S. Army, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington Nov 2008 – May 2010
U.S. Army, Fort Bliss, Texas July 2006 – Nov 2008
Supervised a 29 personnel section that provided line haul transportation support to requesting
organizations throughout the Pacific Northwest region of distribution, Kuwait and Iraq. Planned, managed
and monitored vehicle maintenance on 30 military vehicles. Trained all new drivers and managed the
driver sustainment training program. Implemented risk reduction practices into every operation; resulting
in the safe operation of more than 1 million combined miles for the section of responsibility. Counseled
and mentored subordinate first line supervisors in the performance of their duties. Routinely conducted
route analysis and coordinated all logistical support required for convoy operations. Awarded the Bronze
Star Medal for outstanding leadership ability.
First Line Supervisor
U.S. Army, Mannheim, Germany Oct 2004 – July 2006
Directly responsible for the health, welfare, training, morale and readiness of 10 employees. Supervised
and provided technical guidance to subordinates in accomplishing their duties. Dispatched vehicles;
verified vehicle logbooks and compiled time, mileage and load data. Ensured the timely delivery of U.S.
Mail, general cargo and high-priority cargo throughout the United States Army Europe Theater of
operation and Afghanistan. Successfully led his team during intensely stressful and hazardous conditions.
EDUCATION
 Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Management with a certificate in
Operations Management at the University of Phoenix (81/120 semester hours, 3.67 GPA)
 Associates degree in General Studies, Columbia College, Columbia, Missouri, 2014
 Motor Transport Operator’s Course Instructor Certification, Fort Leonard Wood Missouri, 2014
 Senior Leader’s Course, Fort Lee, VA, 2010
 Master Driver Certification Course, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA, 2010
 Accident Investigator’s Course, Grafenwoehr, Germany, 2004
 Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials Course, Mannheim, Germany, 2003