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401St Army Field Support Battalion – Army Prepositioned Stock - 5 Camp Arifjan, Kuwait

 Conducts support under Global Combat Support System – US Army protocol. Performs and assists of verifications, validations, inspections, road tests and order parts for scheduledand unscheduled maintenance and repairs on assorted light, medium and heavy ground and wheeledequipment such as trailers, HMMWVs, FMTVs, HEMTTs, PLS, LHS, HET’s, MRAPs, etc. Prepares and reviews U.S Government official documents/records such as 2404’s, 5998-E, 5990-E,COR’s, MWO’s, SOUMS’s, etc. within work packets of all work-related task for maintenance andQA/QC team members. Researches information in Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals (IETM), EMS-NG and otherresources. Provides work instructions, torque specifications, guidance, technical assistance, and other referencesto maintenance personnel for proper workmanship. Collaborates with maintenance, quality leadership, USG QA and multinational work force to ensureproductive completion of mission requirements. Implements and monitors safety, streamlining, integrity and pride of workmanship within fellow teammembers. Maintains and reviews manhour utilization, timesheets, emails, mandatory annual training,Performance Work Statements, policies, regulations, Standard Operating Procedures, WorkInstructions.

405Th Afsbn – Aps-2 Mannheim, Germany

 Performed Initial, In-progress and Final Inspections on assorted light and heavy ground and wheeledarmored equipment such as trailers, HMMWVs, JLTV, LSAKs, HEMTTs, MRAPs, etc. Prepared U.S Government official documents/records within packets of all work-related task. Created excel and word documents for work purposes to better assist all section personnel. Provided published work instructions, torques specifications, guides and other references. Coordinated with fellow inspectors along with maintenance leadership and personnel to ensure safeand clean work area is conducted. Conducted all company and U.S. Government annual on-line Cyber Awareness, OPSEC Awareness,Security Training, etc.

405Th Army Field Support Brigade – Aps 2 Mannheim, Germany

 Conducted maintenance repairs, adjustments, replacements, troubleshooting, diagnostic tests, serviceson U.S military equipment such as trailers, HMMWV, JLTV, LSAKs, HEMTTs, MRAPs, etc. Performs scheduled and unscheduled services along with deadline repairs. Identified defective items and ordered parts as needed for equipment to become FMC. Disassembled and reassembled components. Researched current IETM’s, TB’s, FEDLOG, schematics and other resources. Prepared documents/records 2404’s, 5988-E, 5990-E, etc. on packets of all work conducted. Recorded manhours utilization and timesheets. Mentors fellow team members on proper performance to achieve a high ORR during the recordedtime period. Cleaned and organized work area before, during and after tasks as needed to conduct a proficientenvironment. Disposed all used hazmat materials in proper collection points (HWAP). Performed other duties assigned.

Fms Case, Cairo, Egypt

 Provided support under Vehicle Engineering Maintenance and Operations Support (VEMOS) andAllied Logistics Engineering Capabilities Sustainment (ALECS) program. Executed and enforced proper safety procedures during the COVID-19 Pandemic to all personnel atwork and non-work locations. Managed and supervised deprocessing, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance for MRAPproduction. Reviewed and revised SOP, guidelines and structures to streamline productions and tasks. Collaborated in Program Management Reviews with ManTech, TACOM, USASAC, US Embassy(OMC), Egyptian Land Forces in CONUS & OCONUS. Produced and updated daily/weekly/monthly reports/emails for production, personnel status, partsshipments, expenses, etc. to provide ManTech, TACOM, ELF, OMC leadership. Collaborated with Egyptian Vehicle Department, OMC, WS4, shipping companies, local andinternational vendors, and shipping companies to support FMS Egypt Program. Coordinated with Program Manager to implement additional positions and recruit candidates asprogram successfully matured. Searched and inspected new housing apartments for incoming team members. Monitors supply inventory of spare parts and reorders for projected timelines according to demands ingarrison and field requirements on over 2,000 assigned MRAP’s, TREX Container Mover, Forkliftsetc. Scheduled de-processing and sustainment repairs of MRAP equipment with multinational personnel. Monitors material and parts supply inventories and reorders as needed. Performed daily walk arounds of workshop facilities to ensure safety and productivity of missiontask. Arranged Visa’s, B/X and commissary access to team members with coordination of the US Embassyand Egyptian Ministry of Defense. Coordinated the renovation and installation setup of various machine rebuild shops for fuelinjectors/fuel pumps, generator/starters, fabrication hoses & fittings, tire shop, and engine dyno withinternational vendors for self-sustainment

Baf, Afghanistan

 Performed acceptance, initial, in-process, final, ECOD and load/road test inspections onscheduled/unscheduled maintenance for different classifications to include US Customs of allvehicles and ground equipment. Interacted with foreign personnel, mechanics, maintenance leads, maintenance inspectors,maintenance supervisor, managers, QA/QC, and customers. Executed inspections on RPAT documents such as DD Form 1384, 1033, 2890, MFR, 1348-1, MSL. Recorded action, condition, description, failure and status codes on equipment. Monitored and prepared company and government documents such as DA/DD forms 2404, 2407(E),314, 5988-E, parts request sheets, SF 364(ROD), work order details, etc. Trained personnel/self on all aspects of maintenance and operations related to equipment/professionand tests for certifications by using proper USG and company regulations, SOP, TM’s. Verified faults were corrected properly and rejects poor workmanship to include documentation. Enforced updated company and government directives IAW various policies, regulations, MAC,MEL, PWS, SOP, SOUM, TM, WI, etc.

Camp Taji, Iraq

 Unloaded and separated tracks upon arrival. De-processed M113 Family of Vehicles (FOV), to include M113, M548, M577 and M1064 Tracks. Inspected, test drove, troubleshot and repaired electrical/mechanical components. Removed/Installed Power-packs, hub/arm seals, tracks/shoes, starters, floor panels, gauges, batteries,cables, final drives, shocks, fan belts, etc. Adjusted engine idle, track tension, ramp cable and monitored gauges, components, noises, handling,reactions, etc. Conducted recovery operations of disabled track vehicles. Trained Iraqi soldiers on maintaining, operating and recovery of track vehicles IAW TM’s. Documented all work and training data/status information and submitted to management.

Kaf, Afghanistan

 Managed, trained and supervised a team of QC and CWI on induction/inspection procedures, use ofDepartment of Army/Department of Defense Forms 2404, 2407 and 1149, Quality Awareness, Safetyclasses and HazMat disposal. Developed logistic support plans, flow charts, spread sheets, run charts, GIG sheets, inspection checklist, daily and weekly status reports. Monitored proper disassembly, retro-fits, reassembly and road test of vehicles for functionality. Installed minor to major components upon needed assistance to personnel. Examined armored body, welding, suspension, emissions, brake, HVAC, electrical, fuel, pneumaticsystems. Inspected installation of Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Independent Suspension Systems andUnderbody Improvement Kits. Coordinated with supervisors, production leads, and personnel to implement streamline process. Conducted General/Monthly performance counseling of QC and CWI personnel. Scheduled floor equipment calibrations, tool room, load test and date inspections. Arranged documentation and final delivery of completed upgraded vehicles to customers.

Field Service Representative (Fsr) - Special Operations Command (Socom), Camp Basrah /Harper, Iraq

 Tested, analyzed, troubleshot, repaired, de-processed and prepared RG’s for deployment. Managed the fielding and maintenance sustainment of Mine Resistant Ambush Protected RG33SV,RG33L and Heavy Armored Ground Ambulance Plus (HAGA Plus) in seven site locations in theCentral and Southern Region of Iraq as an FSR. Arranged travel by aircraft and/or convoys to assigned site locations. Established a healthy, supportive and understanding relationship with the customers, mechanics, andtheater leads to keep the equipment running efficiently and successfully. Inspected, diagnosed and repaired components such as lights, fuses, cables/wires, windows, seats, fanbelts, sensors, tires, inverters, batteries, Automatic Fire Suppression Systems Bottles (AFSS), ACcompressors/condensers/evaporators, troop heaters, gun turrets, axles/differentials, pneumaticsystems, transfer cases, power packs along with various other components/parts. Trained SOCOM customers, foreign nationals and mechanics on proper maintenance, operations andproper recovery of equipment. Created and submitted training, logistic support plans, flow charts, spread sheets, run charts, GIGsheets, inspection check list, daily and weekly status reports and feedback of improvements. Monitored and assisted in troubleshooting and repairs for the Remote Weapon Systems, RadioCommunication System, Tracking System and various other essential components within thevehicles.

Afsbn-Ku, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, State Of - Army Prepositioned Stock 5

 Executed -10, -20 and -30 level Initial, In-Progress and Final Inspections on cranes, HMMWV’s,FMTV’s, HEMTT and HET’s. Performed diagnostics and repaired defective components. Monitored documents DA/DD 2404, 2407, 1149, 5988-E, etc. for precise completion. Enforced Safety Awareness, Modified Work Orders, Safety of Use Messages, Retro-fits, TechnicalManuals and Standard Operating Procedures. Coordinated with supervisors, leads and supply personnel for streamline process.

Afsbn-Ku, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, State Of - Army Prepositioned Stock 5

 Performed -10, -20 and -30 level scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on Ground SupportEquipment (GSE) at Army Preposition Stock-5(APS) site. Identified and repaired malfunctioned or damaged electrical/fuel/emission/brake/hydraulic systemsand components. Recorded the tasks and performances executed on the equipment. Conducted immediate recovery of personnel and malfunctioned equipment. Performed Modification Work Order’s on needed equipment. Instructed and worked with foreign nationals in rebuilding of equipment on assembly line with Leanand Six Sigma programs.

Afsbn-Nea, Camp Carroll, Korea, Republic Of - Army Prepositioned Stock 3

 Inspected War Reserve Stock trailers, cranes, wreckers, HMMWV, MKT, FMTV, PLS, HEMTT,HET series and other ground support equipment at Army Preposition Stock-3(APS) site. Performed initial, in-progress, final inspections, road test, Modification Work Order, Safety of UseMessage and maintenance checks on over 13,000 pieces of varied equipment. Examined which parts were needed and researched for park/stock numbers, quantities, prices, andman-hours for efficiency. Proficient in the use of Lube Orders (LO), Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), PAMs, TechnicalBulletins (TB), Technical Manuals (TM), etc. Investigated deficiency to ensure corrective and preventive actions were taken. Conducted load test for crane operated equipment. Monitored Army Oil Analysis Program (AOAP) services to ensure it’s in accordance withregulations. Provided updated information to all personnel. Administered Lean and Six Sigma processes in an effort to assess improvement.