A transportation C.V. requires a person with wide knowledge about the transport industry. This is to ensure for the safety of the passengers using the transport service of any particular company. Below is a sample of transportation CV:

Sample Transportation CV

Tomas Gregory Peter

23 Belleview

Mississippi, Texas

tomasgregory@hmail.com

Tel: 234-578-098

Career Objective

Experienced transport manager seeking to work in a reputable transport industry. Able to use the gained knowledge to improve the company’s image and reputation

Work Experience

1999- 2006: Transport Manager at Transline Transport Company

Responsibilities

• Managing and supervising the staff, preparing daily working schedules and co-ordinating staff working activities.
• Ensuring that the transport activities are carried out in accordance to the rules and regulations.
• Meeting the client’s complaints and coming up with lasting solutions for the problem.
• Managing and negotiating business contracts, developing new business opportunities.

1992- 1998: Senior Supervisor at Golink International.

Responsibilities

• Marketing the passenger services to ensure passenger’s greater use of particular routes using the right modes of transport.
• Presenting reports to the seniors with recommendations on how to tackle the different problems in the company.
• Overseeing the daily supervision of transport activities.
• Dealing with suppliers and service providers.

Educational Background

1988- 1991: Degree in Transport and Logistics

University of Texas

1980- 1987: High School Diploma

Belleview High School

Achievements and awards

1993 – 1994: Best employee of the year- Golink International

1993: Partnered with the runners up in the National Transport Managers Competition

Hobbies and interest

• Singing
• Travelling
• Socializing
• Reading

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Train Conductor&Yardmaster CV

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London Underground&Tube Driver CV

Airport-Hotel Shuttle Service Supervisor/Dispatcher CV

Lead Chauffeur CV

Airport Limousine Chauffer CV

Airport Limousine Chauffeurs provide upscale transport services to arriving first class and business class airline passengers who want to arrive to their destinations in style and utmost privacy.  The service may require a prearranged booking during peak tourist seasons but is otherwise available just by showing yourself in the car rental booth in the airport’s arrival lobby.  The chauffeured limousine service will take you anywhere within a specified minimum radius from the airport.

Airport Limousine Chauffeur CV Format

Stanley E. Morris

W. Randolph St., Chicago, Illinois

Phone: (312) 544-8288

morris_se@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as an Airport Limousine Chauffeur for a care rental concessionaire at the airport or hotel chain

Professional Experience

2006 – Present:  Airport Limousine Chauffeur, Thames Limousine Rentals, Chicago O’Hare International

• Ensure that assigned limousine is in proper condition to impress upscale riders.
• Provide end of day incident report to airport rental manager when there’s anything to report
• Greet customers courteously and unless otherwise engaged, leave them to their privacy while on the road.
• Follow schedule of pickup services from the city or hotel to the airport.
• Report to the fleet maintenance team any vehicular integrity problems immediately for possible change of vehicle,
• Use two-way radio to report location and provide road and traffic condition to alert fellow drivers to take alternative routes if warranted.

Skills and Qualification

• Passed licensure for 16 seater commercial limousines in 2003
• 2002: passed the state licensing exam for personal professional driving
• Above average verbal and written communication skills in English.

Achievements

Cited by management as Employee Driver of the Year in 2005 and 2009

Education

2004 – 2008: High School Diploma, Chicago Downtown High School

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

The Lead Chauffer occupies a supervisory position to oversee the deployment of limousine chauffeurs for a car rental firm or a fleet of limousines of a hotel or airport. They seldom take behind the wheel themselves as they are moiré responsible for administrative and supervisory functions in an office.  They perform dispatching functions and implement the schedules as dictated by the market in order to ferry passengers as cost effectively as possible between their residences, hotel to airports or other destinations.

Lead Chauffeur CV Format

George R. Barbers

Burbank, LA, California

Phone: (818) 343-7687

hortonjr_hg@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as a Lead Chauffer for a fleet of limousines in a large hotel chain

Professional Experience

2007 – Present:  Lead Chauffeur, Marriott Airport Hotel, LAX

• Observe work shift schedule but must extend overtime work in case next shift lead chauffeur cannot get to the office to work
• Assist HR in interviewing drive applicants
• Perform routine attendance checks for chauffeurs assigned to the hotel’s fleet of limousines.
• Enforce hotel policies and compliance with their duties and responsibilities.

2003– 2007, Chauffeur, Stretch Limousines, Avis Car Rentals, LAX

• Maintain in pristine condition assigned fleet of stretch sedans and SUVs safely and efficiently.
• Comply with pre-assigned pick-up points and schedules for prompt arrivals.

Skills and Qualification

• Passed licensure for 16 seater commercial limousines in 2003
• Above average interpersonal and communication skills
• Excellent leadership and supervisory skills

Achievements

Cited by management in 2005 to 2009 for exceptional customer service performance based on customer feedback

Education

2002 – 2003: Diploma in Automotive Technology, ITT Technical Institute, CA

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

The Airport-Hotel Shuttle Supervisor handles a team of shuttle bus drivers who must follow a set of schedule to ferry airline passengers from the airport to the city proper or hotels.  They work in shifts to cover the 24×7 airport operation which support airlines landing at anytime within the 24-hour period. They supervise from 20-50 shuttle buss drivers while monitoring their productive whereabouts at any time during the travel between airport and hotel/city and back.

Airport-Hotel Shuttle Service Supervisor/Dispatcher CV Format

Albert T. Crowley

Greenwich Vil., New York City

Phone: (212) 992-8263

crowley_at@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To be an airport shuttle service supervisor in bus service company operating in one of the major international airports in the country

Professional Experience

2005 – Present:  Airport-Hotel Shuttle Bus Driver, Intercity Commuter, JFK International Airport, NYC

• Check attendance of shuttle bus drivers each day and ensure to get last minute replacements or jumble the schedule to accommodate expected traffic in case of unplanned and unadvised leaves from drives.
• Supervise drivers to ensure they perform their duties and responsibilities as expected.
• Distribute driver shift schedules and ensure compliance for maximum productivity
• Communicate with enroute buss drivers using the two-way radios provided by the company to check on their location during unexpected traffic conditions and re-calculate estimated arrival times to ensure schedules remain responsive to demand.

Skills and Qualification

• Holder of a valid commercial driver’s license (CDL)
• Excellent organizational and supervisory skills to handle 20-50 drivers in single work shift
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Education

2001– 2004:  High School Diploma, Bronx Municipal High School, NYC

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

London Tube Underground Drivers are responsible in steering the train coaches of from various rail companies who use the vast London Underground rail network. You have train operators like the Victorian Line, the Piccadilly Line, the Hammersmith & City line and the Northern Line to mention a few.  Being is Tube drivers means steering the trains in any of these train operators.

London Underground/Tube Driver CV Format

Ishmael C. Singh

King St., Paddington, England

Phone:  0151-442-5465

singh_ic@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To be a London tube or underground driver in one of the major railway lines passing through Paddington

Professional Experience

2005 – Present:  London Tube Driver, Waterloo & City Line

• Check train engine and overall condition of the train prior to start of scheduled operation.
• Ensure that the proper freight is loaded
• Ensure compliance with safety policies and regulations for the crew and passenger at all times
• Provide necessary announcements over the train intercom when called for
• Remind passengers of safety and emergency exist along the train coaches.
• Make announcements of upcoming stops and approach to train stations.

Skills and Qualification

• Excellent mental, medical and physical health with 20/20 vision
• Strong ability to work long hours and under extreme pressure while retaining quick reflexes and remaining calm during emergencies
• Excellent interpersonal and conversational skills as well as verbal communicating skills in English.

Achievements

Received management commendation for exemplary customer service performance as gathered from passenger feedback

Education

2001– 2004:  High School Diploma, Rivington and Blackrod High School, Lancashire

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

Train Ticket Masters are train personnel tasked with checking tickets of passengers while enroute to their destination and sell the if they failed to purchase their tickets at the rail station.  Along the route, they also make announced stops and forthcoming stations while reminding passengers about safety rules while in the train.

Train Ticket Master CV Format

Paul D. San Pedro

Chelsea., New York City

Phone: 212-766-8908

sanpedro_pd@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To be part of a crew of train ticket masters for a rail network operator or authority in a bustling metropolis

Professional Experience

2005 – Present:  Train Ticket Master, New Jersey Transit, NYC

• Secure final train schedules for the assigned route.
• Coordinate with fare collection office on the ticket numbering system and to secure ticket stocks to be used for dispensing them while en route.
• Coordinate with yardmaster on schedule changes for the day
• Respond to passenger concerns and inquiries answerable within the official information available
• Submit incident exception reports to terminal management at shift’s end as required.

Skills and Qualification

• Excellent mental mathematical skills to quickly compute for destination based fares and exact change to clients.
• Excellent medical and physical health
• Excellent interpersonal and conversational skills

Achievements

Received management citation for perfect attendance in the years 2005 to 2009 as well as exemplary work attitude

Education

2001 – Present:  In house training on rail transport systems and support network infrastructure as well as the latest trends in commuter rail technologies and payment systems

1998 – 2001:  High School Diploma, Camden Central School, NYC

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

When you hear “All aboard…last call for New York” in a train station,  you can be sure it’s from the Train Yardmaster or train conductor doing his duty as the train pulls out of the terminal. The Yardmaster is responsible for coordinating the train crew schedules to ensure they arrive for the scheduled train service.  While their work is mostly centered on the central train yard, hence the name, the yardmaster can also act as train conductor in certain travels.

Train Conductor/Yardmaster CV Format

Steve R. Coleman

S. State St., Chicago, Illinois

Phone: (312) 332-6576

coleman_sr39@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To be part of a crew of Train Yardmasters working for a metropolitan rail network

Professional Experience

2005 – Present:  Train Conductor/Yardmaster, Union Pacific Railroad, Chicago

• Coordinate with rail and locomotive engineers, train traffic controllers and rail radio operators the train schedule and other operational instructions
• Notify train crew members and passengers on changes in rain movement using hand signals, 2-wayradios, bull horns, light signals and cellphones.
• Observe work shift hours ensure maximized productivity.
• Inspect locomotive engines to ensure consistent serviceability.

Skills and Qualification

• Excellent organizational, multitasking and comprehension skills
• Above average ability to make quick decisions under extreme work pressure
• Above average communication, social and interpersonal skills.

Achievements

Cited by the rail management for perfect attendance in the years 2006 to 2008 and exceptional customer service performance as gathered from passenger feedback

Education

1999 – 2002:  Apprenticeship in the Chicago Rail Systems

1996 – 1999:  High School Diploma, Chicago Municipal High school

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

A freelance travel writer is a person who performs freelancing writing with specialisation in the travel filed which may include national as well as international travels. The CV of freelance travel writer must showcase the skills and education of the concerned person along with the details of his previous work.

Sample Freelance Travel Writer CV

Sandra Hurley,

43, Barclay Road,

Croydon, CR 95-12JN

Mobile: +00 12345 67890

Telephone: 012 3456 7890

Fax: 012 3456 7890

Email Address: sandraley@rmail.com

Objective: To share my travel experiences more and carve out a niche for myself as a successful freelance travel writer and travel host

Educational Qualification:

• 1997 – I completed my schooling from Warner & Bourne High School.
• 1997 – 2000 – I studied English with specialization in Journalism from Croydon University and received my Bachelor degree in Arts.
• 2000 – 2002 – I studied Journalism with specialization in Travel and Tourism Journalism and received my Masters degree in Arts from Croydon University.

Membership: I am a member of

• International Association of Travel Writers
• British Guild of Travel Writers

Summary of Professional Experience:

• Publications in the magazine ‘Travelogues of the British’

1. Churches of Britain and Ireland
2. Life at Manchester
3. The Coastal Delight of Northumberland
4. Charm of Cornwall
5. Cotswolds – a perfect getaway to the hills

• Publication of articles about India

1. The Hidden Hoysala for Discover India magazine
2. Monasteries of the Seven Sisters for Shizin
3. Birding in Wayanad for Terrascape

Special Skills:

• Great communication skill and interpersonal skill that facilitates interaction with the local people of any place
• A knack for learning new languages
• Profound knowledge of photography and the ability to take good photographs

Achievements:

• Received the award ‘Fresh Face in the travel world’ in the year 2004.
• Won the award ‘Critics’ Appreciation award’ of the year 2009.

When a warehouse is fully operational, there are lots of consignments coming in and going out. All these have a source, destination and a timeline. Computerization and coding of these consignments has made it easier for warehouse managers to keep track of the goods with ease although much work goes into arranging and securing the goods. The person charged with this duty and who oversees the actual activity on the ground is the warehouse supervisor. Below is a sample warehouse supervisor CV.

Sample Warehouse Supervisor CV

Samuel Johnson

Gardenia Street 287

Leicester, England

samjohn@gmail.com

Mobile: +44 12 13 122

Career Objective

A dedicated and experienced warehouse supervisor with strengths in security management, fleet management and a flair for consignment organization. I take my duty seriously, a people person who is willing to work in any challenging environment.

Professional Experience

2004 – Present: Warehouse Supervisor, Smoke Hill Warehouse Services

Responsibilities:

• In charge of security detail at the premises
• Provision of access control to warehouse
• Assigning of tow trucks and fork lifts
• Inventory management
• Goods tracking
• Developing new duty rosters for handlers
• Scheduling maintenance charts for all vehicles

2000 – 2003: Transport Manager, Smoke Hill Warehouse Services

Responsibilities:

• In charge of transportation at the warehouse
• Management of all vehicle conditions
• Scheduling maintenance and servicing of fleet
• Soliciting for new forklifts and parts
• Recruitment of drivers and handling personnel

Educational Background:

1996 – 1999: Business Management Degree – Benetton University

1992 – 1996: Human Resources Diploma – Mannequin Institute Humanities

Hobbies and Interests

• Soccer
• Rugby
• Cooking
• Reading
• Playing chess
• Travelling

Referees

Can be provided upon request

Every individual keeps data that they feel is private. So do companies. When a company solicits the help of another company to store their private information, they want it to remain private. Data warehousing firms give that service. A data warehouse manager is allocated this duty. He accepts the information from different entities and stores it separately in an organized form in a data warehouse where retrieval is safe and secure. Below is a sample data warehousing CV to help you write a good data warehousing CV.

Sample Data Warehousing CV

Debonair Kevin

Freetown 635

Manchester, England

debkevin@gmail.com

Mobile: +44 14 17 113

Career Objective

An experienced, computer savvy data warehouse expert with a wide experience in data security, access control and network systems. Compliant with the laws that govern safe keeping of private information. Honest, disciplined and fully comprehend the gravity of my duty.

Professional Experience

2003 – Present: Data Warehouse Manager, Bracket Information Services, Wolverhampton

Responsibilities:

• In charge of security detail at the premises
• Provision of access control limits to data bank
• Secure and encrypted transportation of data
• Backup, recovery and retrieval of client data
• Integrity checks, analysis and upgrading of storage mechanisms

Educational Background:

1998 – 2002: Computer Science Degree – Sherwood University

1996 – 1997: Management of Information Technology Diploma – Rosslyn Institute of    Information Technology

1994 – 1995: Certificate in Data security, encryption and coding – Rosslyn Institute of    Information Technology

Hobbies and Interests

• Computer games
• Ice skating
• Snowboarding
• Reading
• Playing the oboe
• Traveling

Referees

Can be provided upon request