heavy equipment operator resume example

Hours per week: 45

Salary: E-4 / 28,362.08

Duties: As a small arms repair technician, I was responsible for daily maintenance and record keeping of weapons and equipment stored within our armory compound. As an armorer we were attached to weekly rifle ranges where we would conduct training and repairs as needed. During my time in this position I have worked with the following billets within my shop:

• Armory Chief- Oversee & delegate tasks, give daily reports to upper chain of command, plan the logistics for movement of weapons to a fro Camp Pendleton for deployments.
• Floor Chief- Responsible for doing quality control checks on all degraded weapons or deadlined weapons. As the floor chief I was held responsible for ensuring Jr. Marines completed their daily task's as well as kept up-to-date records of billets.
• GCSS- All deadlined or degraded weapons parts that needed ordering would be conducted through GCSS (Global Combat Support System). This was a software that kept track of ordered parts, maintenance conducted, and our order status.

Other skills that are related to this MOS (Military Occupational Specialty) are as follows:

• Performed troubleshooting of malfunctions and diagnosed issues.
• Read and understood technical documentation, checked measurements and reviewed existing site conditions prior to beginning work.
• Inventoried required material, tools and equipment prior to beginning work each day.
• Followed safety guidelines in all work, as well as when using tools, equipment and heavy machinery.
• Improved customer satisfaction by finding creative solutions to problems.
• Recognized by Chain-Of-Command for outperforming in my billet as modifications NCO.
• Supported MSI (monthly serialized inventory) in our armory by preparing all necessary paperwork needed for the inspection in order to complete within a timely manor.

Hours per week: 45
Salary: E-4 / 28,362.08
Duties: Midway through my enlistment I volunteered for a short deployment aboard the US.Curtis where I would train as a security officer as well as maintain all weapons aboard the ship. We trained for extensive hours of the day in patrolling, radio communications, night vision courses, room clearing, hostage recovery, handcuffing, shooting drills, and grappling. As a security officer we were split off into teams of six and operate in different shifts throughout the week. We would work long hours patrolling and keeping on the alert for approaching vessels. Skills that were involved on this deployment that helped assure mission accomplishment were:

• Detected and reported unauthorized personnel and activities.
• Applied extensive training in combat tactics to protect equipment and personnel aboard the US. Curtis
• Conducted operations using various light and infantry weapons and tactics.
• Applied successful weapons tactics by overseeing fire operations and defense weapons.
• Participated in rescue and treatment of injured individuals by training, and simulated missions.
• Cared for personnel in medical trauma situations as first-response to emergencies during simulations.
• Worked closely with team to capture high-value enemy individuals.
• Carried out extractions and insertions by sea, to achieve objectives of covert, special operations and warfare missions.
• Managed trauma patients using first aid and basic life support techniques.

Hours per week: 40
Salary: $8.00 per hour / 15.360
Duties:

• Cared for livestock and monitored health and living spaces.
• Closely monitored and recorded behavior and health of 40+ horses.
• Monitored and maintained the property by mending fences, cleaning stalls and raking the arena.
• Trained new workers on safety and ranch procedures.
• Maintained hoofs and general health of hundreds of horses over 4 years.
• Worked with the owner to determine ranch needs.
• Informed property manager of malfunctioning equipment, enabling quick, efficient remediation to keep workers engaged.
• Prepared horses for travel.
• Monitored grounds and reported damage or issues to the supervisor before making repairs.
• Maintained equipment with preventive maintenance and repairs.
• Groomed horses before competitions.
• Led ranch guests on occasional trail rides with four years accident-free.