Michael Schultz Email & Phone Number

Garland, Texas

Troubleshoot and maintain highly technical and automated equipment to include fillers, case packers, and palletizers, also to include process systems, ammonia refrigeration equipment, high-pressure boilers, air compressors, and other building utilities.

Lafayette, La

Maintenance and repair of all electronic equipment on cement pumping units offshore to include: HMI, PLCs, VFDs, proximity switches, magnetic pick-ups, flow meters, and densitometers,

Lewisville, Tx

• Assists in inspecting and testing Transmission & Distribution (T&D) equipment to ensure proper operation.• Assists in installation and maintenance of substation and T&D equipment.• Assists in painting, repairing, and maintaining substation facilities.• Performs routine maintenance and readings on substation equipment.

Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii

• Coordinate and supervise fault isolation and repair of electronic communication systems.• Train and supervise junior technicians in firmware upgrade, applying modifications, preventive maintenance, systems level fault isolation, and repair.• Train juniors in using Oracle Database to record maintenance activity.• Ensure records for organization assets are maintained and updated correctly.• Compile and review reports for equipment inducted into the maintenance cycle and the requisition of repair parts.• Reconcile with supply and repairable issue point for parts requisition.• Brief direct supervisor and higher management on status of maintenance section.

Afghanistan

• Supervised the repair of 150 different pieces of ground communications equipment.• Supervised the repair of electronic systems not usually supported by our company to include infrared sensors, electronic counter measure systems, global positioning system transceivers, and mine detectors.• Co-ordinated with external sources for training and expedited maintenance.• Trained six junior Marines in system, secondary repairable, and component fault isolation.• Supported sixteen major units in area of operation.• Served as lead technician for seventy antenna modifications.• Controlled, issued, and accounted for $343,650 of spares and repair parts.• Provided quality control for all gear repaired by my section.

Camp Kinser, Okinawa, Japan

• Conducted fault isolation and repair of Radio Line-Replaceable Units and Shop-Replaceable Units to include: HF, VHF, and UHF.• Utilized schematics and block diagrams in analyzing units under test. • Received on job training in desktop computer and laptop repair.• Documented work performed and parts ordered in Equipment Repair Orders.• Soldered surface mount technology and through-hole components.• Utilized TMDE such as: oscilloscopes, frequency counters, multi-meters, function generators, power -meters, and specialized test equipment.

Associate Of Science (A.S.), Electronics Technology, 4.0

Activities and Societies: National Technical Honor Society, Phi Theta Kappa

Ground Radio Repair

Vocational Diploma, Computer Science