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United States

•Assisted as part of a team of technicians installing Positive Train Control (PTC) equipment on New Jersey Transit owned train cars such as the Comet V, Arrow III Married Pair, Arrow III Single, and the Alp 46 Locomotive.•Assisted a smaller team of technicians in the completion of two First Article Inspection (FAI) train cars in order to render the Arrow III Married pair and the Arrow III Single as production cars for the PTC project.•Fabricated, welded, and repaired multiple parts from raw steel material for 20 flat bed rail cars owned by New York Transit.•Conducted numerous movement operations without any accidents in the Kinkisharyo Piscataway location’s rail yard for inbound and outbound train cars.•Conducted torch operations for scrapping of old obsolete equipment and HVAC units around the facility. •Conducted demolition operations on existing facility walls to create doorways for the construction of new rail tracks.•Prepared rail cars for overhaul with industrial sand blasting.

United States

• Assisted as part of a small team of welders in the refurbishment of New York Transit heavy rail flatbed rail cars. The overhaul consisted of sand blasting, plasma cutting to remove old parts as well as fabricate new ones, installing new parts by welding them or mechanically installing them where welding was not applicable.• Participated in the process of reworking train truck frames and bolsters owned by Hyundai/Rotem of Denver, Colorado in order to replace equalizer beams, wear liners, rivets, and rework high stress areas on train bolsters after years of service. The labor involved carbon arc gouging, grinding, cutting, stick welding, and installing new rivets with a minimum temperature of 18,500 degrees farenheit.• Assisted in the overhaul of Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) passenger rail cars, to include disassembly, body work, and truck refurbishment including the replacement of equalizer beams, wear liners, and rivets similar to the Hyundai/Rotem project.• Assisted as part of a small team of technicians in the process of repairing car body and structural damage of several Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) passenger rail cars which included cutting, fabrication, TIG welding, and grinding of corrugated stainless steel material for the outermost "skin" of said passenger cars.• Utilized drawings and blueprints provided by the company's engineering department to construct multiple tools and equipment for the safe work and transportation of larger items and project materials including heavy rail train trucks.•Fabricated and repaired flooring of passenger rail cars that needed to be replaced due to rust and erosion, using thin gauge sheet metal, cutting and grinding tools, and the MIG welding process.

United States

•Assisted as part of a 3 man team in the demolition and scrapping of an MRI system and the steel room surrounding and protecting the magnetic system.•Minor experience in rigging steel in order to remove the material out of a different floor of a building to street level to transport to a recycling center and replace with new steel.•Insulated and jacketed 6 inch pipe along the side of a 21 story building while working from scaffolding from the second floor up to the roof.

United States

•Prepared building materials for construction workers as requested for multiple job sites across New Jersey, Brooklyn, and Manhattan.•Assisted in maintaining the Excalibur Group warehouse by inventory, organizing materials, and cleaning as necessary.•Received and processed numerous shipments of materials, and parts for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and shielding.

United States

•Assisted in saving the lives of 65 Indonesian individuals who were stranded at sea on an improvised raft. All individuals were clothed, fed, given medical attention and shelter. Shortly following, all personnel were escorted back to their home country.•Processed an extenuating amount of documents and supplies while embarked on the USS Rushmore, LSD-47, and on foreign soil in Camp Buehring, Kuwait while attached to the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), a mobile military reaction force in readiness from May 2015- December 2015.•Conducted operations in support of numerous training exercises for multiple armed defense units to equip them with the requested amount of supplies in order to ensure effectiveness in their specific operations.•Delegated and assisted in the maintenance and up-keeping of multiple government owned facilities.•Accomplished multiple deliveries of objective critical supplies with logistical support imperative to unit success.•Conducted operations in (3) different sections within the Central Magazine Area (CMA) while stationed on MCAGCC Twenty Nine Palms, in support of numerous training exercises for multiple armed defense units to equip them with the requested amount of supplies in order to ensure effectiveness in their specific operations.•Assisted in (2) inspections ensuring the safety of operations being performed by personnel and the structural integrity of earth-covered magazine-style warehouses, resulting in the company receiving high passing, almost noteworthy grades at the conclusion of each inspection.•Assisted in the maintenance and up-keeping of multiple government owned facilities.•Received a letter of appreciation (LOA) for services contributed to the success of working goal accomplishment at the CMA.

United States

•Conducted operations in support of numerous training exercises for multiple armed defense units to equip them with the requested amount of supplies in order to ensure effectiveness in their specific operations.•Assisted in (3) inspections ensuring the safety of operations being performed by personnel and the structural integrity of earth-covered magazine-style warehouses, resulting in the company receiving high passing grades at the conclusion of each inspection.•Delegated and assisted in the maintenance and up-keeping of multiple government owned facilities.•Established, assembled, and conducted operations in the field as a large-scaled, joint-unit training exercise to become familiarized with potential foreign operations during the whole month of September 2013.

United States

•Assisted in the receipt, inventory accountability, and sale of over 3 million dollars worth of truck and machinery parts.•Maintained and assisted in re-warehousing indoor parts warehouse and outdoor truck and tracked machinery parts yard.•Processed over 500 documents in less than 90 days.