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POWER GENERATION/ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN
Summary

I have a background of field service in the Power Generation sector as well as skills as an Electronic Technician. I have also replaced, repaired numerous electronic components, wiring and switches. Excellent soldering skills. Great time manager. Maintain strict documentation of work performed. Critical and creative thinker

Highlights
  • AC/DC power and control systems
  • Electro-mechanical proficiency
  • Digital circuitry
  • Branch circuit wiring
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Superior troubleshooting skills
  • Test equipment operation
  • Diagnostic testing
Accomplishments

Maintained 98% of generators located on bases around host country. Recognized for exemplary performance.


Scheduling

  • Scheduled and tracked all repairs.
  • Tracked and processed purchase of parts to accounts payable.

Experience
May 2010
to
November 2014
Computer Sciences Corporation Fayetteville, NCPower Generation/Electronic Technician
  • (Afghanistan) I inspected, test and troubleshot TQG and DED generators ranging in sizes from 3kW-100kW.
  • While stateside, I provided technical experience in the fielding of PU 806A/B, PU 799/A, and MEP 813A.
  • I performed system diagnostic testing.
  • Repairs were made in a shop environment.
  • I performed inspections of system components, preventive maintenance, diagnostic testing, troubleshooting, and load banking in order to isolate the systems defective component.
  • I have a strong background in electronics with troubleshooting electrical systems.
  • Possess solid mechanical skills and have experience in the use of mechanical tools, soldering equipment and other test equipment.
  • I perform reporting, data entry, and logistical support work using web based applications.
  • I participated in frequent fieldings of Q36/37 and EQ36 systems.
  • During the fieldings I inventoried necessary equipment needed and shipped back any excess materials.
  • I performed installation, test, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair for communications equipment, electronics equipment.
  • While overseas (Afghanistan) with the company I completed maintenance reports, ensured proper time entry of employees, and ensured work orders were completed on time.
  • Troubleshooted electrical/electronic control circuits.
  • Maintained customer records, using automated systems.
November 2009
to
May 2010
Dyncorp Intl Kandahar, AfghanistanPower Generation Foreman
  • I supervised a power generation service team of four individuals responsible for the operation and maintenance of generator sets around the Forward Operating Base.
  • I coordinated repairs of generators according to the immediate availability of replacement parts.
  • I ordered parts not immediately available through DynCorp's DYNMRO procurement system.
  • I organized the replacement, movement, and installation of disabled generators with repaired or new units.
  • I maintained a strict service interval of 250 hrs for over 60 units ranging in size from 13kw to 720kw.
  • With models ranging from CAT, Cummins, Onan, Katolight, Whisperwatt, FG Wilson, John Deere, Eaton, Atlas Copco, Scania, ASCO and various others.
  • I Worked directly with HSE and Electrical leads to ensure the safety and proper installation of generators into the FOB's power grid.
  • Quoted prices, credit terms and other bid specifications.
  • Helped to install and maintain the operational readiness of manual transfer switches.
  • Ensured generators under density report maintained at least 90% readiness.
  • Daily site reports on status generators updated using Excel, then given to supervisor.
  • Acknowledged by ARMY DCAAs for outstanding upkeep of generators and required documentation.
  • Worked on projects, which provided value to the department, the company, and the client base.
October 2008
to
November 2009
Express Pro. /Computer Sciences Corp Lumberton, NCPower Generation/Electronic Tech(Temp)
  • As a temporary employee, I performed repairs and scheduled maintenance on mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and other major components of power systems.
  • Replaced engines, stators, and numerous electronic components in equipment ranging from 3kw/60hz-10kw/400hz and 60kw/400hz.
  • Proficient in the reading and of schematic drawings, wiring diagrams and fuel/coolant levels, and air flow charts.
  • I verified operational readiness of generators through the use of load banks.
  • I followed Department of Defense guidelines on generator reset production for MJQ37 and MJQ41 power systems.
  • Knowledgeable in the use of SAMS-1 maintenance systems, Microsoft Office, Excel, and Spreadsheet.
  • I was responsible for filling out and filing maintenance records of parts used and repairs performed.
  • I promoted steady generator production through high quality of work.
  • I worked as a field technician and very knowledgeable of the importance of being able to work independently and possessing self-motivation.
July 2007
to
July 2008
Kellog, Brown, RootBalad , Iraq Power Generation/GSE Technician
  • I overhauled engines in generators ranging from 5KW to 100KW.
  • I replaced transmissions on 6K- 10K forklifts according to manufacturing specifications.
  • Repaired and overhauled starters, alternators, generators, and voltage regulators.
  • I showed the ability to utilize technical manuals, bulletins and safety updates to locate prescribed repair and service parts.
  • I performed technical inspections on equipment before accepting for work.
  • Troubleshot faults in equipment through use of electrical and hydraulic schematics.
  • Proficient in hose fabrication and repair fabricated hoses from stock inventory to match OEM specifications.
  • Hoses were fabricated on site to minimizing down time for the client.
June 2004
to
June 2007
US Army/Nat'l GuardFt Polk , LAPower Generation Equipment Repairer(52-D)
  • I acquired Military Occupational Specialty 52-D.
  • Performed repairs and checks on HMMWV engines and transmissions.
  • Maintained 5KW-15KW generators by adjusting valves, cleaning valve covers and replacing gaskets.
  • Maintained and repaired power generating equipment, small internal combustion engines and air compressors.
  • Troubleshoot and repaired, and performed maintenance services.
  • Replaced alternators, regulators, and solenoids.
  • I performed maintenance services such as lubrications, oil changes and radiator flushes on engines.
  • Serviced lawn care equipment.
  • I maintained readiness of generators for unit deployed to Iraq.
  • Troubleshot and repaired faults related to generator sets.
  • Performed monthly checks and services on remaining generators.
  • I maintained 100% readiness of generators as required by unit commander.
  • Generators overhauled as part of an Army reset program for units returning from Iraq.
  • I serviced 1114 series HMMWVs under supervision of shop foreman.
  • I ordered parts through SAMS-1 system through the use of National Stock Numbers.
  • Promoted to squad leader as an E-4.
  • I was released to Inactive Ready Reserve for remainder of contract to work overseas.
June 2002
to
May 2004
As a Backup Power Generation Monitor, Robeson County Community CollegeLumberton, NCTechnician
  • In a hospital environment I trained on power generation in a school resident work/study program that provided part time on-the-job training to students in the fundamental areas of power generation.
  • Training included soldering, AC/DC analysis, recognition of electrical units, Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Law series, parallel and series parallel resistive circuits, voltage, current, meters, network theorem, AC fundamentals, inductors, and capacity.
  • We were instructed on how to perform preventive maintenance of generators along with the repair of various components including replacement of switches, gauges, and defective wiring.
Education
2004
Lumberton High SchoolLumberton, NC, USHigh School Diploma: Tech Prep
Interests
Secret
Skills

US Army, banking, charts, client, data entry, DC, AC, documentation, electronics, filing, filling, forklifts, inventory, Law, materials, mechanical, multi-meters, Microsoft Office, Excel, Spreadsheet network, procurement, quality, reading, repairs, reporting, safety, schematics, soldering, Spreadsheet, supervisor, supervision, switches, technical manuals, technician, test equipment, troubleshooting, wiring.

Additional Information
  • CITIZENSHIP:

  • USA

  • SECURITY CLEARANCE:

  • Secret
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Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • Computer Sciences Corporation
  • Dyncorp Intl
  • Express Pro. /Computer Sciences Corp
  • Kellog, Brown, Root
  • US Army/Nat'l Guard
  • As a Backup Power Generation Monitor, Robeson County Community College

School Attended

  • Lumberton High School

Job Titles Held:

  • Power Generation/Electronic Technician
  • Power Generation Foreman
  • Power Generation/Electronic Tech(Temp)
  • Power Generation/GSE Technician
  • Power Generation Equipment Repairer(52-D)
  • Technician

Degrees

  • High School Diploma : Tech Prep

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