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Install, maintain, and repair medical equipment. Test and calibrate parts, identifying parts for repair or replacement. Perform preventative maintenance on critical equipment to ensure high-quality treatment for patients.Perform performance assurance (PA) inspections, scheduled maintenance, electrical safety inspections (ESI), and operation verification procedures (OVP) on general biomedical equipment.Inform supervisors of the status of repairs, scheduled inspections, unusual equipment situations, and any customer concerns.Work with, direct, and document the activities of subcontractors, vendors, and outside service technicians to ensure proper service delivery.Maintain biomedical expertise through ongoing training and education. Assist with Service Operations and Special Projects as assigned.Conduct routine maintenance and calibration of medical equipment to ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations.Diagnose and repair malfunctioning biomedical equipment, reducing equipment downtime. Train and mentor junior technicians in equipment maintenance and repair procedures.Collaborate with healthcare staff to understand equipment needs and provide appropriate technical support.Manage spare parts and supplies inventory, ensuring availability for scheduled maintenance and urgent repairs.Troubleshoot and repair biomedical equipment.

United States

Install, maintain, and repair medical equipment. Test and calibrate parts, identifying parts for repair or replacement. Perform preventative maintenance on critical equipment to ensure high-quality treatment for patients.Perform performance assurance (PA) inspections, scheduled maintenance, electrical safety inspections (ESI), and operation verification procedures (OVP) on general biomedical equipment.Inform supervisors of the status of repairs, scheduled inspections, unusual equipment situations, and any customer concerns.Work with, direct, and document the activities of subcontractors, vendors, and outside service technicians to ensure proper service delivery.Maintain biomedical expertise through ongoing training and education. Assist with Service Operations and Special Projects as assigned.Conduct routine maintenance and calibration of medical equipment to ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations.Diagnose and repair malfunctioning biomedical equipment, reducing equipment downtime. Train and mentor junior technicians in equipment maintenance and repair procedures.Collaborate with healthcare staff to understand equipment needs and provide appropriate technical support.Manage spare parts and supplies inventory, ensuring availability for scheduled maintenance and urgent repairs.Troubleshoot and repair biomedical equipment.

Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, United States

Inspected on/off equipment maintenance processes on 69 A-10C/HC-130J/HH-60G/W aircraft valued at $2.4B. Enforced standard for Moody Group 1.8K personnel. Planned, directed, and coordinated quality assurance management programs. Ensured compliance with quality control policies and production efforts. Enhanced mission accomplishment within the confines of public law, DoD/AF policy, and technical manuals, interpreting technical data and revising MXG instructions.Highlighted aircraft discipline deficiencies through daily/monthly/quarterly QA summary reports. Led quality assurance inspection for Exercise BLUE AIR; identified five critical errors through 24 quality verification special inspections.Provided technical expertise to squadron and group supervision and maintenance technicians. Lead inspector for Weapons Instructor Course for 12 aircraft / 97 personnel and 11 aircrew qualified.Analyzed data to identify and resolve operational problems, trends, and relationships among variables.Documented operational activities: identify inspection methods / common defects—reversed negative trends.Led one-time inspection time change for 54 GAU-8-gun systems, validating safing cam integrity and averting unintended discharge of $1.5B assets.Manage documentation to ensure organization or accuracy. Analyze data to identify trends or relationships among variables.

Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, United States

Planned, directed, guided, coordinated, set schedules, and prioritized aircraft loading and maintenance operations of 54 load crew members, 24 A-10C aircraft worth $451M. Tracked, analyzed, and coordinated the schedule and procurement of aircraft munitions delivery through active communication and the use of integrated tactical munitions database systems.Oversaw aircraft expenditures, configurations, flying status, and inspection timelines for aircraft munition equipment locations & statuses. Tracked maintenance, inspection, and inventory management of a $45 million weapons stockpile, maintaining 100% accountability and zero inventory discrepancies over a two-year period.Established, supervised, and coordinated work center priorities and aircraft maintenance actions deliberately, reliably, effectively, and efficiently. Conciliated munitions expenditures while tracking aircraft configurations. Managed/trained/led loading safety measures, ensuring strict adherence from personnel while performing aircraft maintenance practices. Directed Nellis AFB exercise preparation; managed 65 maintenance repairs / 190 load operations for aircrew training, solidifying 28 pilot certifications for Army's 1st Division Exercise. Directed loading operations for Operation Freedom Sentinel, keying to Meritorious Unit Awards. Performed 600 supervisory inspections; identified/repaired 11 grounding defects, enabling EFS's 99% release rate.Implemented a new tracking system for munitions lifecycle management, improving the accuracy of munitions status reporting and enabling more informed decision-making for weapons deployment. Acted as the primary liaison between squadron leadership and ground support teams, facilitating effective communication and ensuring alignment on mission objectives and timelines.

Aviano, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy

Installed/removed/inventoried/maintained 634 pieces of weapons systems equipment valued at$25M.Certified/qualified to load/unload 15 unit-committed munitions on 26 assigned F-16C/M acft valued at $988M. Maintained tools/equipment required for munitions loading/unloading/arming/disarming duties and supervised teams.Performed weapons/gun sys operational/surety checkouts.Accomplished routine production assembly operations on wiring, electrical sub/assemblies, and aircraft systems.Tested launched/suspension equipment for proper operation and analyzed and repaired malfunctioning release systems.Verified maintenance data accuracy in the Aircraft Integrated Maintenance Data System. Led 15 weapons technicians in loading and unloading munitions on F-16 fighter jets, ensuring strict compliance with safety protocols, contributing to the safety of the aircraft.Coordinated with maintenance and operations departments to plan and execute weapons loading schedules for 200+ combat missions.Aided safety initiative that led to a 50% reduction in minor safety incidents and was recognized with the Air Force Safety Award.Conducted detailed after-action reviews following training and combat missions, identifying key learnings and best practices that were shared across the squadron to drive continuous improvement.

Davis-Monthan Afb Tucson, Arizona, United States

Performed scheduled/unscheduled inspections & repairs of 86 GAU-8/A gun systems, 14 GFU-7/E ammunition, loading assemblies (ALA), and 1,687 pieces of alternate mission equipment (AME) valued at over $10M.Accomplished phased inspections/time compliance technical orders on 86 A-10C weapons systems assigned.Managed training of performing inspections of GAU-8/A gun/ALA safing procedures, rendering all malfunctioning weapons system stoppages safe.Tested launched/suspension equipment for proper operation and analyzed and repaired malfunctioning release systems.Diagnosed and troubleshot malfunctions in aircraft systems and sub-systems or components.Ordered/tracked back-logged aircraft weapons systems equipment parts, ensuring flightline asset availability was up by 33%.Trained manager: trained 56 Airmen on Hazard waste management--Led to flight's flawless 2010 ESOHCAMP inspection.Completed 32 TCTO inspections; precluded catastrophic loss of 16-gun systems/64 pylons.Performed routine production assembly operations on wiring, electrical sub/assemblies, and aircraft systems.

Davis-Monthan Afb Tucson, Arizona, United States

Issued, inspected, maintained, inventoried, and tracked 4,400 individual tools and equipment items valued at over $4.1MLed Environment Program Manager Programs for 190 armaments back shop personnel.Managed oversight of 59 chemicals and 7 hazardous waste streams to guarantee EPA compliance.Processed, tracked, and coordinated issue/turn-in of bench stock and special-order supplies valued at over $500K.Managed and optimized the inventory of a $55 million supply chain, ensuring the timely and efficient distribution of critical materials and equipment to support mission-essential time change processes.Developed and implemented an innovative inventory tracking system that reduced processing times by 25% and significantly improved the accuracy of inventory records, contributing to enhanced operational readiness.Negotiated with vendors and suppliers to secure cost-effective procurement contracts, annually without compromising the quality or availability of essential supplies.Conducted comprehensive data analysis on supply chain logistics to identify inefficiencies and implemented solutions that improved overall supply chain armament processes.Served as the primary point of contact for internal and external supply inquiries, providing exceptional customer service and resolving issues in a timely manner. Collaborated with cross-functional teams to support the planning and execution of large-scale military exercises, ensuring all necessary supplies and equipment were available and accounted for, contributing to the success of mission-critical operations.Trained over 50 personnel on supply chain management systems and protocols, enhancing the skills and knowledge base of the Air Force's logistics workforce and ensuring a high level of operational continuity.

Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, United States

Provided specialized weapons support for the F-117A Nighthawk, ensuring the precise loading, and unloading of advanced munitions, contributing to the aircraft's stealth and combat capabilities worth $1.5B.Maintained on-and off-equipment weapons systems.Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance equipment processes. Tested launched/suspension equipment for proper operation, analyzed and repaired malfunctioning release systems.Diagnosed and troubleshot malfunctions in aircraft systems and sub-systems or components. Performed routine production assembly operations on wiring, electrical sub/assemblies, and aircraft systems.Conducted thorough pre- and post-flight inspections of weapons systems, identifying, and addressing issues to maintain peak operational readiness. Participated in over 50 high-priority missions, demonstrating exceptional ability to operate under pressure and execute tasks with accuracy in time-sensitive environments.Implemented enhanced safety protocols for handling and storing munitions.Received specialized training in advanced munitions and electronic warfare countermeasures, increasing the team's capabilities in deploying cutting-edge weaponry and defensive systems.Actively participated in cross-functional training exercises, gaining insights into aircraft maintenance, avionics, and stealth technology, which improved interdepartmental cooperation and mission planning efficiency.Provided key contributions to the squadron's knowledge management efforts, documenting best practices and lessons learned from missions to inform future operations and training programs.

Raf Lakenheath, England, United Kingdom

Oct 2003 - Jul 2007 (3 years 10 months)Inspected, repaired, and maintained aircraft systems as well as performed operator maintenance on related equipment.Diagnosed and troubleshot malfunctions to aircraft systems and sub-systems or components. Performed routine production assembly operations on wiring, electrical sub/assemblies, and aircraft systems.Performed scheduled and unscheduled inspections and servicing on applicable aircraft systems. Provided on-and/or off-equipment troubleshooting and repair capability for F-16 air-to-air and air-to-ground weapons release and gun systems.Led assigned shift personnel in completing 400+ inspections, achieving a three-day completion rate on the F-15 gun system.Handled the loading, positioning, unloading, and performing safety operations of munitions from F-15.

Peoria, Illinois, United States

Inspect vehicles for unidentified body damage.Vacuum and shampoo seats and floor mats, clean dashboards, consoles, and carpet, and discard trash.Polish the car and apply maintenance standards on portions like mats, windows, and windshields.Clean the car both externally and internally by hand or the use of equipments like brushes utilizing special purpose cleaners to ensure lasting cleanliness of vehicles.Received payment for the work performed on the vehicles.Maintain excellent standards and quality of service to positively represent the organization.Used selling tactics and knowledge of products to make sales.

Bachelor'S Degree, Business, Management, Marketing, And Related Support Services, Senior

Associate Of Science - As, Military Technologies And Applied Sciences

Military Applied Sciences