QC Quailty Control Tech Inspector

Education:

Calvary Baptist Prep H/S Kirkwood, NJ United States
High School 06/1984

Major: College Prep

Job Related Training:

All training has been military or company training.

Quality assurance course certificate 02/2012

Six Sigma certified 08/ 2012

Small Arms repair course certificate 12/2013

Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, and Excel) certified.

1988: Basic Combat Training Course U.S. Army Ft Stewart GA.
1988: Primary Leadership Development Course.
1998: Microsoft Word Excel outlook certified. Type 15 words a min.
2012: Six Sigma Certified, Online course study.

Jessie T Scott

Alter Friedhofweg 2

Mannheim, 68307

Cell: +491741007444

Email: [email protected]

Availability: Permanent
Work Schedule: Full-Time

Desired locations:

World wide

Work Experience:

AECOM Germany GMBH,

Siemensstrasse 10

63263 Neu-Isenburg

Coleman Worksite Mannheim

01/2017-Present

Hours per week: 40

Small Arms Quality Control (QC)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I Review Technical Manuals and Technical Repair Standards of weapons to verify accuracy and updates of repair procedures. I Coordinate work flow with coworkers I Coordinate ordering of required parts and verify parts are correct for repair I Verify parts in inventory are correct when received from the vendor I Work with the Program Management Office (PMO) to solve engineering problems. I Provide PMO with guidance on weapon/parts deficiency and provides solutions. I Order required tools to repair weapons and ensures current tools are serviceable I maintain control of Property controlled items and ensure calibrated items remain compliant I order calibrated items if failed calibration and respond to any out of tolerance reports. I verify paperwork for accuracy and errors. I Engineer processes to conduct repairs in more efficient and effective ways and present them to PMO’s for review I ensure range procedures are current and enforced will represent the company and project while traveling. Ensures all deadlines are met and will be able to adapt on their own to last second customer requirements.
91F on the job training Grafenwohr, Germany Technical or Occupational Certificate 06/2013
Ability to inspect, refinish, and perform the full range of work involved in the maintenance, repair and modification of foreign and domestic weapons systems M240, M240C M500 M26, M2A1 and the MK19. Ability to perform initial acceptance inspection which will consist of diagnosis and location of mechanical deficiencies or manufacturer defects of small arms and accessories. Ability to perform disassemble, inspect all parts by visual, gauge or operational means. Determine exact nature of repairs required. Replace broken or worn parts in accordance with specifications of manufacturer or technical manuals and bulletins. Reassemble weapons systems and perform necessary functions checks. I am proficient in the operation of hand and machine tools, precision gauges, hammers, punches, files, stones, test instruments, jigs, lathes, milling machines, surface grinders and alignment devices utilized in making repairs and modifications. Perform as instructor on standard and non-standard small arms weapons systems. Keep detailed performance and maintenance records on weapons.

Supervisor: Mr. Greg Beets ((+491726240246) Beets, Greg CTR (US) < [email protected] >
Okay to contact this Supervisor, yes.

DSG personal services GmbH
Erfurter Str 63
Kaiserslautern, 67663 Rhineland-Pfalz Germany
11/2013 – 1/2017-APS-2
Hours per week: 40

Small Arms Quality Control (QC)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I Review Technical Manuals and Technical Repair Standards of weapons to verify accuracy and updates of repair procedures. I Coordinate work flow with coworkers I Coordinate ordering of required parts and verify parts are correct for repair I Verify parts in inventory are correct when received from the vendor I Work with the Program Management Office (PMO) to solve engineering problems. I Provide PMO with guidance on weapon/parts deficiency and provides solutions. I Order required tools to repair weapons and ensures current tools are serviceable I maintain control of Property controlled items and ensure calibrated items remain compliant I order calibrated items if failed calibration and respond to any out of tolerance reports. I verify paperwork for accuracy and errors. I Engineer processes to conduct repairs in more efficient and effective ways and present them to PMO’s for review I ensure range procedures are current and enforced will represent the company and project while traveling. Ensures all deadlines are met and will be able to adapt on their own to last second customer requirements.
91F on the job training Grafenwohr, Germany Technical or Occupational Certificate 06/2013
Ability to inspect, refinish, and perform the full range of work involved in the maintenance, repair and modification of foreign and domestic weapons systems M240, M240C M500 M26, M2A1 and the MK19. Ability to perform initial acceptance inspection which will consist of diagnosis and location of mechanical deficiencies or manufacturer defects of small arms and accessories. Ability to perform disassemble, inspect all parts by visual, gauge or operational means. Determine exact nature of repairs required. Replace broken or worn parts in accordance with specifications of manufacturer or technical manuals and bulletins. Reassemble weapons systems and perform necessary functions checks. I am proficient in the operation of hand and machine tools, precision gauges, hammers, punches, files, stones, test instruments, jigs, lathes, milling machines, surface grinders and alignment devices utilized in making repairs and modifications. Perform as instructor on standard and non-standard small arms weapons systems. Keep detailed performance and maintenance records on weapons.

Supervisor: Mr. Kenneth Romberger (+491726985024) Beets, Romberger, Kenneth CTR (US) <[email protected]>
Okay to contact this Supervisor, yes.

SAIC SCIENCE APPLICATION INTERNATIONAL
1710 Saic dr
McLean , VA 22102 United States
08/2012 – 08/2013 Afghanistan
Hours per week: 84

Material Handler

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

As a Material Handler I am primarily responsible for:
Receiving materials, equipment, and supplies (“items”) from various shipping modes, verifying quantities received, and noting discrepancies. Unloading items, examining for damage, and moving to storage or onward shipping area, utilizing various materials handling equipment.
Selecting specific storage locations within the framework of general warehousing plan.
Storing, stacking, and palletizing items considering use, size, shape, weight, quantity, spoilage, pilferage, contamination and safety of others. Packing, crating, and otherwise preparing items for shipment using a variety of materials and equipment. Staging items for onward shipment, working closely with customer representatives. Delivering materials to Customers. Performing office moves (including assembly/disassembly of furniture). Escorting none cleared personnel within warehouse. Palletizing, netting, and weighing items in preparation for shipping.
Operating forklifts and other material handling equipment. Cleaning warehouse space.
Occasionally escorting ground and air shipments as directed by Customer. (Some overnight and temporary travel may be required.) Unloading/loading of sea and land containers.
Assisting with movement and shipment of hazardous material, under direct supervision of certified Customer representatives. Gathering, inputting, and updating information in Customer material management software system. Examining stock for damage and reporting findings.
Conducting inventory of stock. Assuring items are properly marked, tagged and labeled.
Following accepted warehousing methods, procedures and techniques and various written or oral instructions. Demonstrating competence in the shipping and receiving and having working knowledge of other required logistics functions.
• Licensed operator of MHE including, but is not limited to 4-10k forklift, Swing Mast Lift, Side Loaders, stock pickers, Hyster Rtch 45 ton and similar equipment.
• Move, load, unload, stack and breakdown various bin, intermediate, bulk, hazardous stock and equipment.
• Receive, store, and ship various stock in accordance with established procedures. Assists with outdoor CLIX lay down yard organization.

SAIC SCIENCE APPLICATION INTERNATIONAL
1710 Saic dr
McLean, VA 22102 United States
01/2012 – 08/2012 Afghanistan
Hours per week: 84

Quality Control (QC)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I perform quality control checks and final technical inspection; on the M-ATV Mine Resistant Ambush protected all-terrain vehicle (M-ATV) M1240 and adhere to shop safety and environmental management/recycling practices. I maintain and update vehicle and equipment records, performance-based statements of work (PBSOW). I prepare Daily Status Reports of Work Completed (PDSROW), Work in Progress, and Deadline Status Report (DSR); I prepare government forms 2404, 2407, 2407-1, 5988, 5990, and estimated cost of damage (ECOD) using technical manuals include Fed Log and ETMS. I am experience in the full range of principles, concepts, and methodology related to one or more quality assurance functional programs, and considerable skill in applying this knowledge to the planning and accomplishment of a variety of difficult and complex work assignments. I have experience performing statistical and quality data analysis and evaluation to determine supplier compliance with contractual requirements.

Supervisor: Brian James (309-644-6442)
Okay to contact this Supervisor, yes

VSE Corp
6348 Walker Lane
Alexandria, VA 22310 United States
08/2009 – 12/2011 Kuwait
Hours per week: 72

Field Service Representative Mechanic lead

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I Provide technical support which includes technical assistance, advice, formal and informal operator, maintenance training, technical data collection and reporting; I Train and instruct customers and users worldwide while maintaining a focus on system readiness, I Serve and function as Subject Matter Expert on vehicles and systems, I act as the primary point of contact for problem identification and accident investigations, I monitor and provide technical assistance during testing, troubleshooting, repairing, de-processing, and storing, I assist in shipping vehicles and the vehicles’ respective components during transition, and assist U.S. troops based in Kuwait with their equipment, I organize training consisting of system operation, assembly and subassembly troubleshooting, component and system fault isolation and repair, removing and replacing worn damaged/defective part(s); I interpret and utilize various types of engineering drawings and schematics, I am familiar with the use and operation of Test, Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE), I am proficient in vehicle operation, maintenance, and support with superb analytical skills to fix/repair a wide array of vehicles; I am experience in the mechanical and electronic field of military tracked vehicles/heavy equipment; I possess analytical ability sufficient to independently or with a team to diagnose mechanical electrical and hydraulic faults, Excellent written and oral communication skills. As Lead I enforce daily work schedule and attendance. I administer disciplinary actions if the employees fail MRAP JLI policies or VSE policies. I lead and manage all local Health, safety and environmental issues with the VSE team. I ensure that only conforming materials and techniques are implemented. I act as the lead with the mechanic’s administrative issues and be available to act as the representative with VSE administration personal. I monitor all employee time sheets every-other day, and assist mechanic with timesheets and tracking of work hours being recorded. I schedule initial, follow up and QC final inspections of repaired vehicles. I schedule vehicles for QA inspection and acceptance. I request repair parts and supplies for their assigned work areas as required.

Supervisor: Human resources, (703-329-4353)
Okay to contact this Supervisor, yes

L-3 Vertex
640 N 2200 W
Salt Lake City, UT 84116 United States

10/2008 – 03/2009
Hours per week: 84

Field Service Representative/Trainer and Mechanic

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Perform 10/20 FMC service on HEMTT series trucks, M984, M977, and M985. M114 HUMMWV install A/C MWO on the HET tractors, operating and maintaining commercial and military power generation equipment, 5-10 KW including charging and troubleshooting the systems; install MWO for the U.S. Army to include: Armor Kit, A/C Kit, Tire and Rim Kit, FRAG 6, FRAG 7 and Fire Suppression Kits.

Supervisor: Human resources (801-594-2000)
Okay to contact this Supervisor

CSA Ltd Human Resources
Camp Arifjan
APO, AE 09366 United States

10/2006 – 10/2008
Hours per week: 60

Engineer Tech Inspector QC

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Inspect various pieces of equipment from – forklifts, generators, pressure washers to include all hydraulic equipment; also but not limited to appliances such as stoves, microwaves, irons, and refrigerators for the Maintenance Inspection Branch (MIB). Responsible for Technical inspections (Ti) Initial Packet Development, Status Reports, completion of government forms 2404, 2407, 2407-1; DA forms 5990-E 5988 and Rejection Sheets, Inter-shop Forms, Final Inspection, Excellent technical maintenance manual usage, ordering of parts along with superb decision-making skills to troubleshoot, install, repair, diagnose malfunctions, remove parts to perform casualty repairs, and initiate corrective maintenance. Experience operating and maintaining commercial or military power generation equipment. Adhere to shop safety and environmental management/recycling practices. Maintain and update vehicle/equipment records. ). Prepare Daily Status Reports of Work Completed (PDSROW), Work in Progress, and Deadline Status Report (DSR); Prepare government forms 2404, 2407, 2407-1, 5988, 5990, and estimated cost of damage (ECOD) using technical manuals include Fed Log and ETMS. Experience in the full range of principles, concepts, and methodology related to one or more quality assurance functional programs, and considerable skill in applying this knowledge to the planning and accomplishment of a variety of difficult and complex work assignments. Experience using maintenance management software to record maintenance and supply transactions. Experience performing statistical and quality data analysis and evaluation to determine supplier compliance with contractual requirements.

RLS (Ranger-Land Systems
2707 Artie Street
Building 100 Suite 17
Huntsville, AL 35805 United States

05/2005 – 06/2006
Hours per week: 60

Heavy Track Mechanic

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Pulse Jet control System (PJCS) MWO install for the M1A1 Abrams tank, equipment for the Egyptian Army in Cairo Egypt. Remove and service over 498 – M1A1 engines to include turret wiring harness with proper installation of the Pulse Jet Control System MWO.

Supervisor: Stacey Hite Human resources (256-533-7538)
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The Ginn Group
200 WESTPARK DR STE 100
Atlanta, GA 30344 United States

10/2004 – 04/2005
Hours per week: 60

Quality Control/Technical Inspector

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Perform quality control checks and final technical inspection; on the m105 m870 m872 and adhere to shop safety and environmental management/recycling practices. Maintain and update vehicle and equipment records, Prepare Daily Status Reports of Work Completed, Work in Progress, and Deadline Status Report; Prepare government forms 2404, 2407, 2407-1, 5988, 5990, and estimated cost of damage (ECOD) using technical manuals to include Fed Log and ETM. Experience in the full range of principles, concepts, and methodology related to one or more quality assurance functional programs, and considerable skill in applying this knowledge to the planning and accomplishment of a variety of difficult and complex work assignments. Experience performing statistical and quality data analysis and evaluation to determine supplier compliance with contractual requirements.

ITT,Corporation                                                                                                                                 Camp Ali As Salem AB Kuwait 113Westchester                                                                                                                           White Plains, NY 10604 United States                                                                        04/2000-10/2004

As Movement Control specialist I ensured passengers are clear to fly, perform roll call and escort passengers to and from aircraft. Provide specialized functional services within ground transportation missions and air transportation in theater. I was responsible for preparation and maintenance of movement logs, passenger manifests, cargo movement logs, and daily mission logs. I assists military
personnel in scheduling of flights and manifesting of employees. I coordinate activities with military escort personnel and passes along pertinent information regarding safety and security rules and regulations coordinate activities with military personnel and disseminate information regarding flight rules and regulations to both the internal and external customer. Pass-on information regarding flight schedules, routes, delays, safety requirements, personal baggage limitations, and facilities for customers. I performed basic maintenance and stocking functions at truck yards and checkpoints to ensure customers’ needs are met.

Education:

Calvary Baptist Prep H/S Kirkwood, NJ United States
High School 06/1984

Major: College Prep

Job Related Training:

All training has been military or company training.

Quality assurance course certificate 02/2012

Six Sigma certified 08/ 2012

Small Arms repair course certificate 12/2013

Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, and Excel) certified.

Language skills : English and German

References:

(*) Indicates professional reference

Additional Information:

1988: Basic Combat Training Course U.S. Army Ft Stewart GA.
1988: Primary Leadership Development Course.
1998: Microsoft Word Excel outlook certified. Type 15 words a min.
2012: Six Sigma Certified, Online course study.

• Type 15 words a min
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Great motivator leader and people person

English and German