My experience goes beyond what a resume can give you. I grew up in my Grandfather's garage working on both my personal and my friends vehicles. I found it fun and after my four year service with the military as an Aircraft Mechanic I decided to go to school and get my Associates degree in Automotive, Diesel and Industrial Technologies. Although I really do enjoy working with my hands I did not find the life of an automotive technician fulfilling, and I soon moved into the industrial world as a kiln assistant in charge of day to day kiln maintenance, operations and quality testing. When that job became a hardship on my family I moved into the world of operating production machinery in a housing wiring plant. I enjoyed and excelled at this, as my production numbers were second only to a twenty year veteran of the machine I was operating. Unfortunately for me the housing crash destroyed the wiring business in Arizona and I was laid off. I then moved east, got my CDL through a school in Vestal NY and have been driving truck to keep the bills paid. I also have a lot of tech experience from working on and building my own computers. I am really looking for a permanent place with a good company.