Security Supervisor, General Motors Milford Proving Ground resume example

Respond to emergency situation and provide care for injured and sick patients.

Public education

Daily ambulance check, operation and supplies

Complete patient care reports

Prevent fire damage by conducting surveys and inspections for hazards; enforcing codes.

Prepares citizens to prevent fire damage by developing and conducting educational and training programs.

Ensures availability of water at fire scene by testing hydrants; requesting and expediting repairs; verifying repair.

Minimizes fire damage by responding to alarms; driving and operating equipment; regulating water pressure; combating and extinguishing fires; rescuing and reviving people.

Ensures operation of equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements; following manufacturer's instructions; troubleshooting malfunctions; notifying supervisor of needed repairs; evaluating new equipment and techniques.

Maintains operations by following policies and procedures; reporting needed changes.

Provides information by completing reports.

Maintain technical knowledge by attending educational workshops; studying publications; participating in scheduled drills.

Maintain fire station building, grounds, and related equipment by completing maintenance schedules.

Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.

As emergency vehicle reached there end of service life I removed all aftermarket equipment from bumper to bumper. The removed equipment was inspected for proper function and a decision was made weather the equipment could/would be used on the replacement vehicle.

The replacement vehicle was striped of all OEM interior parts (seats, trim, headliner) to allow full access of the vehicles OEM wiring chases. An electrical design was created based on the customers needs and supplied equipment. The vehicles were then built and all parts were reinstalled and checked for functionality.

All systems were designed differently as there is no two installs that were exactly the same based on the equipment being installed, make, model, and year of the vehicle.

Some of the equipment I have installed is light bars, sirens, speakers, back up cameras, in car video recording equipment, mobile data computers, electronic gun locks, mobile radios, inverters, emergency warning lights, push bumpers, communication antennas, mobile access points/modems, remote car starters, and on board charging systems.

Work was primarily conducted on law enforcement vehicles.

As emergency vehicle reached there end of service life I removed all aftermarket equipment from bumper to bumper. The removed equipment was inspected for proper function and a decision was made weather the equipment could/would be used on the replacement vehicle.

The replacement vehicle was striped of all OEM interior parts (seats, trim, headliner) to allow full access of the vehicles OEM wiring chases. An electrical design was created based on the customers needs and supplied equipment. The vehicles were then built and all parts were reinstalled and checked for functionality.

All systems were designed differently as there is no two installs that were exactly the same based on the equipment being installed, make, model, and year of the vehicle.

Some of the equipment I have installed is light bars, sirens, speakers, back up cameras, in car video recording equipment, mobile data computers, electronic gun locks, mobile radios, inverters, emergency warning lights, push bumpers, communication antennas, mobile access points/modems, remote car starters, road safety systems, spot lights and on board charging systems.

Work was primarily conducted on ambulances, quick response vehicles, and fire trucks