MD310 – Advanced Electronic, Mechanical, and Hydraulic Systems (Military)

BAE Systems University (British Aerospace Engineering)

Accomplishments

•     Twenty Two  years of experience installing, testing, maintaining, and repairing electronic and mechanical products while ensuring compliance with customer requirements.
•     Planning, testing, troubleshooting and repairing, executing the Fire Support Sensor System (FS3) Modification, one of the most extensive Electronic Modifications performed on a Military Vehicle.
•     Utilized and maintained Test Measurement Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE), Engineering Schematics and  Circuit Diagrams, and Technical Manuals.
•     Plans, estimates, and schedules required personnel and equipment for complex field service projects. 

•     Eight years as an FSR maintaining the Bradley Fighting Vehicle and performing Direct Support Electrical System Test Set (DSESTS), Hot Mock-Up (HMU), and Stimulator/Monitoring Programs Operations in conjunction with the US Army .
•     Utilized Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) to test Circuit Card assemblies (CCA’s).

Professional Experience

Ryder Transportation November 2015 to present

Manager I / Supervisor

• Manage operations and personnel.
•  Accomplish results and ensure business objectives and labor requirements are met. 
• Responsible for ensuring the customer’s needs are being met while balancing financial, operating, quality, safety and asset targets against the requirements of the business. 
• Responsible for the management of the location performance against metrics to meet and/or exceed assigned objectives and cross functionally trained in order to be able to back up others within the shop.
• Responsible for work analysis, planning and scheduling, scheduling and assigning work to technicians, productivity tracking and optimization, shift and shop meetings, and RO review and approval.
• Responsible for cost control measures related to maintenance operations budget and location P&L statement to meet financial objectives
• Responsible for successful execution of Maintenance Initiatives to attain or exceed specified financial targets. Responsible for Payroll, Purchase Order approval, as warranted, and invoice reconciliation, and fuel reconciliation

Ryder Technician III and Technician IV Tech in Charge (TIC)

• Perform complex and detailed mechanical inspections & repairs.
• Ensuring the necessary assets on hand are kept up to operating conditions and parts on hand are accounted for.  
• Utilizes key functions of Shop Management System and electronic documentation available.
• Diagnoses complex mechanical and electronic problems utilizing diagnostic computer software.

Hydraulic Technician – February 2015 to November 2015

Employer Name – CCC Group Inc 

Duties:

• Inspect, rebuild, and test hydraulic cylinders.

• Construct  and service hydraulic systems to include scheduled and unscheduled maintenance.

• • Submit inspection reports 

• Troubleshoot and repair complex hydraulic systems in accordance with customer requirements and needs.

SENIOR DIESEL MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN – 2014 to 2015
Employers name – Elbit Systems (M7 Aerospace & 4M Service)
Responsible for working as part of a team that repairs mechanical problems.

Duties;

• Developing, testing and making modifications to mechanical and electronic equipment. 
• Assisting with Mechanical Installations and repairing complex equipment problems.   

Driver – CDL Class A with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements -2012 to 2014

Employer’s name – FTI, Landstar, and LTI

BAE Systems US Combat Systems  (Defense Contract)  

November 2005 – February 2012

BAE Systems, Inc., is responsible for relationships with the U.S. Government, administration of BAE Systems’ Special Security Agreement, and managing its U.S.-based businesses.

Field Service Representative

Fort Hood, TX;San Jose, CA; York PA, Balad, Iraq, Camp Anaconda and DOHA, Kuwait

• FS3 Field Support Representative – Provides FSR Support for the FS3 Modification to include troubleshooting, repairs, and guidance in accordance with Engineering Schematics and Drawings. Providing leadership, accountability of Company Assets, Safety guidance (Safety Health Environment SHE, Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment  HIRA), and feedback to the Engineers for reevaluation of process or product.
• Parts Technical Inspector Lead – Successfully provided technical support for Line Replaceable Units (LRUs) and Shop Replaceable Units (SRUs), maintained adequate LRU and SRU support, maintained  company owned tool inventory, troubleshot and repaired LRUs and SRUs to include CCA’s, wrote comprehensive training material, supervised and monitored vehicle modifications, testing, and maintained DSESTS accountability and performance.     

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Butler International (Defense Contract)

July 2002 – March 2005

Butler International, Inc. was an engineering services and employment agency based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. With roots dating back to 1946, the company provided on-site and off-site engineering services to its clients, which included companies in the aerospace, communications, commercial, defense and manufacturing sectors. Another company acquired Butler International in 2009.

Parts Technical Inspector

      Fort Hood, Texas

• April 2005 – November 2005 –    Assigned to the Team Armored Partnership (TAP), accurately maintained TMDE Test Equipment, troubleshot LRU’s using schematics and drawings, and maintaining accountability of Company assets.

Iraq

• April 2003 – March 2005 – Assigned to the TAP Forward, successfully troubleshot and repaired LRUs in the field to minimize downtime of the military vehicles, accurately maintained LRU’s, SRU’s and TMDE test equipment.

Fort Hood, Texas

• July 2002 – April 2003 – De-processing Bradley Fighting Vehicles ensuring 100% Fully Mission Capable according to the scope of work as outlined in various contracts by inspecting, testing, documenting any faults and correcting them.
• Assigned to the TAP Warehouse as a Parts Technical Inspector PTI, working in conjunction with the U.S. Army and Item Managers along with various companies to ensure customer support by troubleshooting and repairing LRU’s.

United States Army

January 1994 – May 2002

Sargeant (Squad Leader)

Track and Wheel Mechanic Lead

Fort Irwin, California

• December 2000 – May 2001 – Performed maintenance and services on OSV Tracked Vehicles, M113 A2 and A3 Tracked Vehicles, M88 Medium Track Recovery Vehicle, HMMWV Wheeled Vehicles, 5-Ton Wrecker Wheeled Vehicles, and 2 ½-Ton Wheeled Vehicles, provided technical guidance and supervised subordinates to keep military vehicles and equipment fully mission capable and maintained records and performed presentations to leadership on a weekly basis.

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Track and Wheel Mechanic

Vilseck, Germany

• November 1997 – November 2000 – Performed maintenance and services on 113 A2 tracked vehicles, M113 A2 and A3 Tracked Vehicles, M88 Medium Tracked Recovery Vehicles, and HMMWV provided technical guidance, supervised subordinates to keep military vehicles and equipment fully mission capable.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           BFVS Hull and Turret Mechanic

Ft. Carson, Colorado

• May 1995 – October 1997 – Maintained and serviced the Bradley Fighting Vehicle to include troubleshooting, maintenance, and de-processing vehicles to meet 10/20 standards using Simplified Test Equipment (STE), A-Bit, and Breakout Boxes, along with engineering drawings to troubleshoot and repair the Bradley Fighting Vehicles.

BFVS Hull Mechanic

Schweinfurt, Germany

• January 1994 – May 1996 – Maintained and serviced the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, supporting missions include working with United Nations while in Macedonia (Former Republic of Yugoslavia).

Professional Skills

Software Skills

Microsoft Office 2003, 2007, and 2010; Microsoft Windows® 95, 98, 2000, XP Professional, Vista, and Windows 7; Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Acrobat 8; Audio and Video converters; Stimulators, Serial Programmers, and HyperTerminal (RS-232 and RS-422).

Professional Certifications

BAE Systems FSR Bradley A3 University Bradley A3 Vehicle Maintenance Certification Curriculum

Anniston, AL  

– A3 Maintenance Training Course Familiarization, — Controls and Displays Subsystems, 

– Vehicle Diagnostics,

– Power Management/Distribution Subsystem,

– Bradley HMPT 500-3 ECB Transmission Field           Maintenance,

– Command and Control (C2),

– Improved Bradley Acquisition Subsystems (IBAS),

– Turret Drive Subsystems and Position Sensors Subsystems,

– Block 1 Commander’s Independent Viewer (CIV),

– Weapon Control Subsystem,

– Boresight Weapon Systems,

– Position Navigation Subsystems

– Fire Control Subsystems

Advanced BFVS Electronic/Hydraulic Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Vilseck, Germany United States Army

 – Bradley Hull and Turret

BFVS Maintenance and M88 Recovery Training 

Fort Knox, Kentucky United States Army 

– Bradley Hull, HMMWV, and M88A1

• Microsoft Office 2003, 2007, and 2010; Microsoft Windows® 95, 98, 2000, XP Professional, Vista, and Windows 7; Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Acrobat 8; Audio and Video converters; Stimulators, Serial Programmers, and HyperTerminal (RS-232 and RS-422). Testing platforms such as DSESTS (Direct Support Electrical System Test Set) and ATE’s (Automatic Test Equipment).

Problem Solving, Team Management, Testing Solutions

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