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Fort Benning, Ga

Reviews and coordinates all support requirements (i.e., troops, weapons, equipment, transportation, and training facility) in support of an Infantry Training Battalion. Receives all requests, changes, additions/deletions to support requirements and training Program of Instructions (POI) and accomplishes necessary coordination with support units to ensure timely and accurate support. Conducts evaluation of resource utilization used to support POIs providing in-put/recommendations for proper substitutions and alterations. Plans, coordinates all resource requirements. Maintains constant coordination with Infantry Training Bridge, S-3 Operations office ensuring all coordination is in place for training requirements. Conducts and attends meetings and makes recommendations to ensure maximum resource utilization for all Initial Entry Training (IET) Program of Instructions (POI) and training support requirements.Determines requirements for support troops (tactical vehicles, weapons, communications, sound, visual and special equipments), as well as specialized equipment identified in the Training Resource Management Scheduling System (TRMSS) and Letter of Instruction (LOI) for special events. Conducts liaison with instructional directorates to ensure that support requirements do not exceed the amount required to present instruction which meets specified training objectives established for the various courses or the level of support which achieves desired standards for special presentations and events. Maintains constant coordination and liaison with the Battalion company commanders and Drill Sergeants.

Lumpkin, Ga

Patrols city to detect and deter criminal activity and traffic violations. Responds to calls relayed by communications officers, including domestic disputes, assaults, burglaries, traffic accidents, lost or missing persons searches, public service duties, stranded motorists, and others. Conducts preliminary investigations of traffic accidents and incidents; including interviewing victims, complainants and witnesses, gathering information and evidence, and securing crime scenes. Apprehends, arrests, and processes offenders, including fugitives; summons witnesses. Provides backup support and assistance to other officers. Provides first aid and CPR to victims as necessary and assists motorists. Provides traffic control for parades, funerals, ball games, and school crossings. Testifies in judicial proceedings as necessary. Completes all required reports and forms, including accident and incident reports. Prepares and serves criminal warrants.

Marine Corps Logistic Base, Albany, Ga

disassemble the Logistic Service System MK48 to the extent necessary to perform required repairs. make independent decisions consistent with repair process utilized as to depth of disassembly with the extent of disassembly kept to a minimum. So that accomplished repairs are with the least expense and still produce a completed unit that meets or exceeds the applicable performance and quality specifications. Disassembles, inspects repairs, rebuilds, modifies, tests, and adjusts wheeled and tracked combat vehicles. correct quality assurance rejections on engines, transmissions, and other component malfunctions . inspect and evaluate components and parts using exacting specifications such as technical manuals, process standards, statements of work, (SOW), drawings, blueprints, and precision measuring and gauging devices. Such as micrometers, pressure gauges, precision clearance gauges, dial indicators, temperature gauges, spring testers, out of roundness gauges, depth gauges, vacuum gauges, feeler gauges, and works to tolerances as close as .0001 inch. Determines extent of wear and acceptability for reuse, and reclaims usable parts and components and discards those worn beyond acceptable wear limitations. Uses special tools such as torque wrenches, impact wrenches, and drills (electric and pneumatic), special pullers (up to and including 100 ton), grinders, vices, reamers, jacks, cranes, hoists, and wrench set (light and heavy duty), arbor presses, hydraulic presses, (up to and including 150 ton), drill presses, power steering tester, and pallet lifts. Have extensive knowledge of software packages such as Fed Log, Microsoft Excel, Project, Word and Office. I urge other workers to follow policy, procedures, and instructions received from the supervisor and to meet deadlines. I report to supervisor on status and progress of work and cause of work delays. Answer questions of supervisor on overall work operations and problems.

Fort Benning, Ga

I repaired and overhauled light and heavy mobile wheel and track vehicles to U.S. Army 10/20/30 level maintenance standards. Vehicles included M1A1, M9 Armored Combat Earthmover, M113, AVLB, M109 Howitzer’s, HEMTT’s and LMTV’s, 7 ½ Ton Cranes and Forklifts. I traced and located defects and causes of mechanical problems to determine type and extent of necessary repairs. I selected and complied with appropriate repair specifications and procedures. Repaired, diagnosed and analyzed engine, power train and chassis component malfunctions. I fitted and installed parts, such as pistons, valves, bearings, gears and cylinders to appropriate tolerances, and made changes or modifications in accordance with specifications and guidelines. I repaired rebuilt transmissions to include the Allison (CD-850-6A, XTG-411-2A, and TX100) by connecting, aligning, and adjusting items and systems to assure proper operation of complete system or vehicle. I repaired rebuilt diesel engines (6V53T, 8V71T, AVDS-1790-2DR, 2A, 2C, 2D). Employed test measuring and diagnostic equipment (TMDE) in conjunction with technical publications and prior knowledge to diagnose and troubleshoot malfunctions. I make inspections during the removal, disassembly, repair, alteration, overhaul, installation, and alignment of heavy mobile equipment and associated parts. Examine vehicle or components while in operation as well as in standby. Road tests brakes, steering mechanisms engine performance, clutch, gear shifting, panel instruments, and gauges. Makes inspections by performing various operational tests using compression, vacuum gauges, leak meters, wheel-adjusting gauges, brake testing equipment, timing lights, tachometers, hydrometers micrometers, dial indicators to check component and overall vehicle operation and performance. Ensured all components, vehicles, and equipment meet operational parameters, all specified tolerances and safety factors.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Ttrained maintenance control personnel in current Department of Army maintenance administrative methods, procedures, policies and operational management techniques. Supervised Direct Support maintenance activities and contractor’s on the job training program of Saudi Arabian National Guard (SANG). I was the focal point for Light Armored Vehicle (LAV) repair programs and foreign military Sales (FMS) equipment modifications. I also served as Principal Trainer for Saudi Arabian National Guard (SANG) Modernization program, providing Light Armored Vehicle (LAV) automotive, new equipment maintenance and formal on-the-job training to contractor personnel and SANG soldiers. I planned, prepared, coordinated, and conducted maintenance training. I assisted in the development, design, revision, and adaptation of Program of Instruction (POI) presented. Maintained training records; prepared and submitted required training reports. I determined the quantity of repair parts and tools needed to support equipment during field use. I trained operators in proper operation, care, and maintenance of equipment. Reviewed malfunction reports and recommended corrective actions. I performed mechanical repairs by using test measuring and diagnostic equipment (TMDE) in conjunction with technical publications and prior knowledge to diagnose and troubleshoot malfunctions of Light Armored Vehicles. Scheduled maintenance and obtained replacement parts, turned in unserviceable parts, while adhering to authorized policies, and required procedures.

598Th Maintenance Company,Fort Benning , Ga

Supervised 199 subordinate soldiers performing Organizational and Direct Support repair of light / heavy tactical wheeled vehicles. Assisted the Commander in establishing goals and objectives, and setting priorities for accomplishing missions. Established priorities and reviewed work of subordinate personnel. Made recommendations to change or resolve problems in administrative policies and procedures. Prepared various personnel and logistical reports using Microsoft Office software. Managed unit and individual training; recommended changes to unit training program, schedules, and plans. Advised and Counsel unit personnel of enhancing career progression training. Managed personnel, finance, and automated systems activities. Researched, and submitted documentation to resolve pay problems of soldiers. Managed the unit supply program. Ensured accounting and reporting systems were accurate and properly maintained for supply related documents. Served as the key point of contact regarding recruitment and retention for the unit. Monitored unit strength to assist the Commander in meeting strength objectives and reaching goals.

13Th Corps Support Battalion,Fort Benning, Ga

Prepared operation orders, coordinated, and monitored the deployment/redeployment, mobilization, and training of the battalion. Assisted in the development of policies, plans, and procedures for Battalion missions. Managed all personnel tasking for the entire battalion (700 soldiers) and instituted a cyclic support program. Reviewed and coordinated all support requirements in support of the Battalion. Determined requirements for support troops, tactical vehicles, weapons, communications, sound, visual and special equipments, as well as specialized equipment identified in the Training Schedule and Letter of Instruction (LOIs) for special events. Ensured all resource requirements were planned, coordinated and approved. Managed weekly training schedules for four companies and two detachments. Established a yearly training program, tailored to enhance mobilization readiness of the battalion. Reviewed training SOPs, policies, and directives. Conducted inspections of subordinate units as part of Command Inspection Program (CIP). Using Microsoft Office software, prepared various forms, general correspondence, memorandums, and reports. Prepared required charts, graphs, and other visual displays for presentations at briefings, conferences, for battalion commander on operations and training. Developed an efficient emergency operations cell to provide constant command and control during emergency conditions. Served as the Battalion Emergency Management NCO with primary responsibility for management of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Managed the battalion’s risk assessment program. Developed a Battalion Tactical Standard Operating Procedures manual. Organized and managed the execution of two platoon external evaluations and battalion command inspections. Ensured Battalion exceeded Department of Army goals in weapons qualification and physical fitness scores.

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