Darrell Cornett Email & Phone Number

- Served 22 years in the United States Air Force and retired as an E-7.- 15 years experience as a Fire Truck Technician.- 6 years experience as a Fire Truck Maintenance Supervisor, during this time I also had 1 year experience as a Quality Assurance Inspector.- 1 year experience as a Vehicle Maintenance Manager overseeing maintenance of 1000+ vehicle fleet

Listed skills include Fire Truck Technician, Training, Management, and Microsoft Excel.

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  Fire Truck Technician, Fire Truck Maintence Supervisor, Vehicle Maintenance Manager

  United States Air Force

  Jun 1992 - Jun 2014

  Vehicle Maintenance Manager June 2013 - July 2014 (Retired)• Monitored employees' work levels and review work performance.• Investigated accidents or injuries and prepare reports of findings.• Recommended or initiated personnel actions, such as hires, promotions, transfers, discharges, or disciplinary measures.• Developed maintenance policies and procedures.• Examined information to determine needed installations, services, or repairs.• Arranged for worker training in safety, repair, or maintenance techniques, operational procedures, or equipment use.Fire Truck Maintenance Supervisor September 2007 - September 2013• Coordinated apparatus Annual Performance Tests• Coordinated annual apparatus Preventive Maintenance and Inspections• Coordinated unscheduled apparatus repairs• Determined schedules, sequences, and assignments for work activities• Conducted employee performance reviews• Developed stand by mobile maintenance schedules• Developed shop prioritiesFire Truck Technician June 1992 - September 2007• Conducted apparatus Annual Performance Tests.• Performed annual apparatus Preventive Maintenance and Inspections• Performed unscheduled apparatus repairs• Conducted apparatus training classes. (i.e. Fire Pump Theory, apparatus Annual Performance Testing ,etc.)• Diagnosed and repaired apparatus fire pumping systems, foam systems, brake systems, steering mechanisms, engines, transmissions, electrical systems, axles, safety devices, heating and cooling systems, and apparatus body condition• Test drove vehicles to diagnose malfunctions or to ensure all systems were working in accordance with manufacture specifications• Practiced procedures involving conservation of water, energy, and reduction of solid waste.• Measured apparatus emissions to determine whether they are within acceptable limits• Utilized technical publications for all apparatus repairs to ensure compliance with manufacture specifications

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  Fire Truck Maintenance Technical School Chanute Air Force Base, Illinois

  Fire Truck Maintenance