Keith Schmidt Email & Phone Number

Blanchard, Ok, Us

United States/Syria

Aerostat Operator performs a wide range of technician tasks to include using standard mechanical and electrical hand tools, mechanical disassembly/assembly, wiring, soldering, operating standard and unique test equipment, fabricating aerostat lines, repairing aerostat fabric and handling high-pressure gases. Develop and train lower classified employees as required. Maintain, troubleshoot and repair mechanical structures, aerostat structures, hydraulic systems, fiber optic components, avionics and electrical components. Maintain, troubleshoot and repair ground systems such as generators, communication and weather systems. Flight Crew Member (pre/post flight, launch/recovery, helium toppings, snubbing, inflations/ deflations, tether inspections, proficiency in all emergency procedures for both moored and airborne flight aerostat operations). Read and understand schematics, technical drawings and engineering data and reports. Maintain and understand site documentation such as parts request forms, equipment condition tags, timecards, and flight data and maintenance logs. Calibrate all site and test equipment as required, and operate general purpose and special purpose vehicles to include man lift operations to heights of 150 feet. As the primary site logistics functions include: submit requisitions (requesting supply) for their assigned site and escalating requisition where applicable; perform 10% physical inventory IAW inventory work instruction, reporting results to the property team, and reconciling database records to update date last inventoried and correct inaccurate quantities. Physically and electronically receive shipments for her/his site which includes performing physical inventory upon receipt, updating RepairData, and coordinating with the shipper to resolve any discrepancies in the packing list. Physically and electronically prepare outbound shipments, packaging for transit and creating an electronic shipment in RepairData. Monitor site supply

Syria

PSST Level 3 Shift Lead Operator is responsible for up to four personnel while on shift at a deployed site. Use standard mechanical and electrical hand tools, mechanical disassembly/assembly, wiring, soldering, operating standard and unique test equipment, fabricating aerostat lines, repairing aerostat fabric and handling high-pressure gases. Develop and train lower classified employees as required. Maintain, troubleshoot and repair mechanical structures, aerostat structures, hydraulic systems, fiber optic components, avionics and electrical components. Maintain, troubleshoot and repair ground systems such as generators, communication and weather systems. Flight Crew Member (pre/post flight, launch/recovery, helium toppings, snubbing, inflations/ deflations, tether inspections, proficiency in all emergency procedures for both moored and airborne flight aerostat operations). Read schematics, technical drawings and engineering data and reports. Maintain and understand site documentation such as parts request forms, equipment condition tags, timecards, and flight data and maintenance logs. Calibrate all site and test equipment as required and operate general purpose and special purpose vehicles to include man lift operations to heights of 150 feet. As the primary site logistics functions include submit requisitions (requesting supply) for their assigned site and escalating requisition where applicable; perform 10% physical inventory IAW inventory work instruction, reporting results to the property team, and reconciling database records to update date last inventoried and correct inaccurate quantities. Physically and electronically receive shipments for her/his site which includes performing physical inventory upon receipt, updating RepairData, and coordinating with the shipper to resolve any discrepancies in the packing list. Physically and electronically prepare outbound shipments, packaging for transit and creating an electronic shipment in RepairData.

El Paso, Texas, United States

PSS-T Aerostat Operator is a Quick Reaction Capability (QRC) that provides integrated persistent surveillance, detection capabilities, and Full Motion Video (FMV) dissemination to Tactical Operation Centers (TOC). PSS-T integrates different sensors, some of which are located on its airborne aerostat, to detect small arms fires and Counter Improvised Explosive Device (IED) activity near airfields, fixed-base encampments, forward operating locations, and other facilities in support of rapid reaction security forces in the area of operation. Qualified Aerostat operator that can perform in the overall, direct operation of the aerostat system including launch, in-flight, recovery, and moored activities of the PSS-T aerostat mounted Intelligence, Surveillance, And Reconnaissance (ISR) platform, its Mobile Mooring Platform (MMP), Sensor Payload(s), GCS, communications, and navigation systems. As well as associated support equipment (Boom Lift, Forklift, All Terrain Vehicles (ATV's), and Electrical Power Generators). User-level maintenance functions to include performing firsthand Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS), troubleshooting, removing, and replacing Line Replaceable Units (LRUs), and removing and replacing payloads. I possess a diverse range of skills with the ability to quickly adapt to new situations. I can perform needed tasks under the direction of higher classified technicians and/or site personnel. Additional responsibilities to perform are analyses of system operations, knowledge in the operations of hardware systems and components, fault detection, isolation, and correction of hardware systems and individual components

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

Designed, developed, implemented, and oversees the organization's environmental health and safety programs and procedures to safeguard employees and surrounding communities and to ensure that all facilities were compliant with regulations. Conducted health programs in industrial plant to recognize, eliminate, evaluate, and control occupational health hazards and environmental factors that could impair health. Position also focused on taking preliminary samples and measurements of hazardous forces and toxic substances and hazard removal, revision of work procedures, and training and requiring use of protective clothing and personal equipment. High degree of problem-solving, and flexibility. Lead, develop, coach and mentor others in Production Lead built rapport and trust among personnel. Monitored direct reports job performance and coached continuous improvement. Monitored and ensured adherence to all production and safety requirements. Participated in and support capital project development. 5 S LEAN WORKPLACE, OSHA 30 Compliance Certified, HAZWOPER 40 Hour Course, Root Cause Analysis

Ft Hood Tx

Conducted Modification Work Order (MWO) tasks for Wolverine and Abrams Tank and other tracked/wheeled vehicles at Fort Hood and other locations in CONUS as directed, where General Dynamics tank products are fielded. Provided input to program planning, schedules, and maintenance techniques for the M1A1, M1A1 AIM, M1A1D, M1A2, M1A2 SEP, M104 HAB and other tracked/wheeled vehicles, and identified technical problems. Worked effectively in a collaborative structure in field, office, and shop environments both on and off military installations.

Ft Hood, Tx; Ft Lewis, Wa; Ft Stewart, Ga; Germany; Las Vegas , Nv; Davis , Ca

Armor senior sergeant, served as principal NCO in Armor Company, cavalry troop, operations and intelligence staff sections in armor battalion, cavalry squadron. Planned, coordinated, and supervised activities pertaining to organization, training, combat operations, and combat intelligence. Supervised operations center at battalion and higher-level units. Collected, interpreted, analyzed, evaluated, and disseminated intelligence information and data. Edited and prepared tactical operations plans and orders. Coordinated and implemented operations, training programs, and communications activities. Exceeded maintenance goals of 90% for 24 months, eliminating down time on eight vehicles. When in First Sergeant position on 30-day training event, developed and led training programs in preparation for combat for fifty subordinates and personally developed three inexperienced executive leaders. Performed as a trainer during situational training exercises and all infantry dismounted battle drills. Surveyed and analyzed terrain to determine optimum equipment placement and use. Communicated urgent orders and directions effectively to team of eighty personnel. Coordinated integration of company weapons systems into those of adjacent platoons.

Uc Davis, Ca

Served as the Military Science Instructor for the US Army ROTC program at the University of California, Davis campus consisting of over 115 cadets and six cadre. Responsible for training, mentoring, and coaching cadets to become quality future commissioned Army officers. Served as the primary instructor for the Military Science Level I and II students. Assisted with planning, executing, and assessing all individual and collective training in the battalion. Assisted the ROTC program with recruiting and summer course augmentation. Served as custodian of classified documents. Expert in tactical and technical guidance. Coordinated integration of company weapons systems into those of adjacent platoons. Supervised teams in support of security and installation law and order operations. Tracked personnel and supplies within the company. Tracked and filed administrative paperwork and personnel folders.

Ft Hood, Tx/ Iraq

Monitored 400 personnel conducting combat operations, patrols, and humanitarian aid missions. Assisted in target detection and identification to ensure proper interpretation and dissemination to organizations on patrols. Assisted supervisor with preparation and execution of phased objectives. Tracked and reported 1300 operations during conflict to senior personnel. Implemented a training program for new personnel arriving to conflict to give overview of operations in area of responsibility. Established and commanded field communication operations. Maintained security of the local areas and performed route clearance for visiting high-ranking officials. Planned and briefed personnel on missions. Spearheaded the relocation of the section and turnover of FOB Cuervo to incoming personnel from FORT STEWART, Georgia

Ft Lewis Wa

Served as Tank Commander in an Armored Cavalry Troop. Responsible for the discipline, training, morale, health, and welfare of three soldiers and their families. Provided combat ready soldiers, vehicles, and equipment to the United States Army Armor School. Supported Program of Instruction for Armor Basic Officer Leaders Course (ABOLC), Master Gunner Course, Army Reconnaissance Course and Tank Commanders Course. Responsible for daily administrative operations, employment of the squad, one M1A1 Main Battle Tank and assigned equipment valued at over $2,500,000.

Las Vegas Nv

Contacted, interviewed, and advised civilian personnel to obtain qualified applicants for enlistment into the Army. Contacted representatives of schools, public officials, personnel managers, parents of prospective applicants, religious and civil leaders, and others to present the Army as an employment and career opportunity. Presented formal and informal talks on advantages of the Army at civic and service organizations and student bodies. Distributed and displayed recruiting publicity material. Established liaison with local radio, television, and newspaper agencies. Interviewed and counseled prospective enlistees. Discussed individual aims and goals to include security, personal aptitudes, training opportunities, job satisfaction and stability, advancement, prestige, and military life

National Society Of Leadership And Success, Leadership

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Management, 3.23

Activities and Societies: National Society of Leadership and Success