Working on military equipment

Organized all water system parts by size and in three locations, Added chemicals as needed to include but not limited to Ferric Chloride, Soda Ash, Sulfuric Acid, Sulfite, Chlorine and Ammonia, Conducted water Chemistry Analysis, Changing chlorine bottles, chlorine analyzer, chlorine vacuum system, vacuum regulator, cylinder valve, Exercising base fuel line valves, fueling base fuel bowls and fueling fuel trucks for aircraft operations, Conducting daily, weekly and monthly inspections of the fuel farm and fuel truck operator, Receive fuel from the fuel barge, run the pipeline to assure no cracks, breaks or leaks in the pipes, valves and flanges, Take gallon received readings, check fuel line pump pressure every hour and beginning and ending total amount of fuel received to ensure that the amount of fuel requested is the amount of fuel received, Conduct daily settle-ability tests, Maintain daily, weekly and monthly logs, Assuring all pumps, air blowers, perform monthly maintenance on 1-3 air blowers, Maintain digester, Muffin Monster, chlorine levels, sludge, sludge pits 1-5, controlling microorganisms in wastewater, weirs, diffuser tank, RAS pumps for any clogs and aeration tanks 1-4, changing chlorine bottles, chlorine analyzer, chlorine vacuum system, vacuum regulator, cylinder valve, vacuum regulator.

Armed Security Guard at ACADEMI.

HRDC, Helmand Province, Afghanistan worked on the MATV bringing them back up to standards to be resold to the military (closed down the site). Transferred to Kuwait and worked on the contract rebuilding the RG31 from the ground up.

Camp Leatherneck, Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Repaired A/C Systems, repaired, rebuilt the Fire Suppression System, rebuilt, refilled the Fire Suppression Bottles and performed QA/QC on work performed on military vehicles and then promoted to Site Supervisor.

Performed PMCS, 10, 20, and 30 level maintenance on the RG31, RG33 and Cougars at both locations. Farah, Afghanistan worked with MARSOC on the SOCOM contract where I also Trained new ManTech, VSE employees and military personnel coming into theater. I also assisted other military personnel with the MRAP military vehicles from the PRT side of Farah.

Certified 2111 Marine Corps Small Arms Repairman maintaining, Repairing and Gauging military and civilian personal and crew served weapons from 10 - 40 level maintenance. Responsible for the Inventory control of weapons parts and special tools.