Solder Technician
CurrentDisassembled and reassembled equipment in order to facilitate and complete repairs.Assembled and Installed wiring, electrical and electronic components.Assembled and Maintained physical structures such as PCB and Multi-Layer Boards using hand and power tools.Repaired damaged equipment with high reliability solder.Kept a clean and organized work space, tools, and equipment.Routinely inspected gear, tools, and equipment for discrepancies and malfunctions.Installed and replaced RF and Coax Cables.Replaced Worn and or Damaged Cables and Harnesses.Maintained up to date and accurate repair logs.Routinely performed preventative maintenance on appliances, support equipment, tools, and shelters to ensure proper use and safety.Briefed, and assisted in the training of all new team members in proper procedures, practices, and safety.Assisted in the supervision and training of up to six team members.Assisted work center with developing and implementing quality of life, quality of work, and overall improvements.Read, understood, and applied all DoD Publications, Drawings, and Schematics. Routinely reviewed to ensure accuracy.Conducted Functional Checks on all equipment to ensure proper configurations and use.Assisted in the constant supervision of work center safety, proper use of Personal Protective Equipment, HAZMAT Safety, and Quality of Life.Repaired, Fabricated, and Manufactured cables and cable harnesses in accordance with DoD publications. Assisted in Work Center Supervision.I have over 1000 hours of hands on experience, with no negative entries on maintenance actions. I have repaired over 100 high priority assets that would have otherwise had to be destroyed and repurchased, saving our company over 1.5 million dollars in replacement costs.