Jason Todd Negron
**** ******'s Farm Dr.
Powder Springs, Georgia 30127
E-mail: aboehu@r.postjobfree.com
Home: (770) - 222-1311
Mobile: (678) - 522-5997
Work Experience
Brucker HVAC (10/7/07 - 12/28/12) - HVAC/R Technician
Powder Springs, GA United States
Owner: Carl Brucker - 770-***-**** Contact: Yes
Salary: $1,600 per bi-week
Hours per week: Varying
Duties: Installation, preventive maintenance and troubleshooting York Brand
equipment. Sales, installation and repairing; of residential and commercial
HVAC/R and ventilation systems.
CSA Ltd. (07/12/2006 - 7/12/2007) - Quality Specialist
Camp Buehring, Armed Forces Overseas Kuwait
Supervisor: Duwain Brundage - 011-965-***-****; Contact: Yes
Salary: $2,885.00 per bi-week
Hours per week: 65
Duties: Conducts Technical inspections of Engineer and Special Purpose
Equipment to ensure equipment meets standards required in the Statement of
Work for operational readiness; and Advise to the Quality Control Manager.
Monitors maintenance and repair schedule and availability of parts and
tools. Ensure quality of work through final inspection and prevention
programs. Conducts investigation of quality complaints and recommending
corrective action. Conducts Quality Management System (QMS) audits as
required. Compiling Inspection Records to analyze data and to identify
unfavorable trends. Interface with USG Quality Assurance personnel.
Coordinate inspections and audits with CSA, Ltd., personnel. Evaluate
Material Readiness. Monitor maintenance expenditure limits. Verifies
implementation of proposed corrective action for noted non-conformities.
Arbitrates inspection results with Department of Logistics Quality
Assurance. Provides direct support for the continual development, update
and maintenance of the companies Quality Management System. Read complex
schematic diagrams. Performs other related tasks as directed.
Coolray Air Conditioning and Heating (06/14/2004 - 06/25/2006) - HVAC
Technician
Marietta, Georgia United States
Supervisor: Ken Buwalda - 770-***-****; Contact: Yes
Salary: $1,200.00 per bi-week
Hours per week: 48
Duties: Installation and Troubleshooting of Trane and Rheem Brand
Equipment.
Lindstrom Air Conditioning (06/01/2001 - 04/01/2004) - HVAC Technician
Coconut Creek, Florida United States
Supervisor: Joe Georgianni - 954-***-****; Contact: Yes
Salary: $1,250.00 per bi-week
Hours per week: 48
Duties: Installation, preventive maintenance and troubleshooting Carrier
and Trane Brand equipment. Sales, installation and repairing of residential
ventilation systems.
United States Marine Corps (05/01/1997 - 04/23/2001) - Corporal - Sergeant
Miramar, California United States
Supervisor: Gny Sergeant Frey - Unknown; Contact: Yes
Salary: $1,500.00 per bi-week
Hours per week: 48
Duties: Installation, preventive maintenance, and servicing of
Environmental Control Units. Assign, prioritize, and supervise production
requirements. Convention of Safe Containers (CSC) inspector of well over
900 mobile facilities. Production Control directly over 50 million dollars
worth of assets. Effect liaison with supply to resolve awaiting parts
discrepancies. Monitor and maintain maintenance reports. Perform all
requirements as a Quality Assurance Inspector. Supervised, trained and
counseled 20 subordinates on military and professional procedures. Ensure
work center support equipment was properly calibrated and serviced. Verify
that facilities and support equipment were current for applicable technical
directives. Prepared and reviewed official outgoing documents and reports
ensuring adherence to proper procedures.
United States Marine Corps (04/24/1995 - 05/01/1997) - Lance Corporal
Miramar, California United States
Supervisor: Sgt. Hill - Unknown; Contact: Yes
Salary: $1,000.00 per bi-week
Hours per week: 48
Duties: Consolidated Automated Support Systems and Radar Set Test Station
aircraft electronic countermeasures systems/RADCOM/CATIID technician (6467)
- installing, inspecting, troubleshooting and repairing the F-18 AN/APG-65
radar package. This job entailed the in-processing of several components
including the antennae, transmitter, RDP, and receiver-exciter into the
work center. The performance of functionality checks using a test bench,
technical manuals, and researching past similar failures. Replacing or
repairing the inadequate part and subsequently having it ready for
acceptance. Some specialized equipment designed to prevent oversight in the
troubleshooting process were oscilloscopes, digital multi-meters, spectrum
analyzers, and signal generators. Also developed a comprehensive color
coded system in order to manage all support accessories for individual test
benches.
Education
Rancho Santiago High School (01/05/1990 - 03/04/1990)
Orange, California
United States
Degree: Diploma
Description: Transferred from Villa Park High School
Certifications:
Environmental Compliance Officer (05/07/2007)
Training in order to perform unit environmental self-assessments, risk
assessments, and AAR's to gather information about the unit's environmental
compliance at different points in time; manage the information and advise.
Coordinate between the unit and higher environmental staffs. Serve as the
commander's eyes and ears for environmental compliance.
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (05/20/2003)
Specialized instruction for the Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and
Heating Technology including: Servicing, installing, and troubleshooting
electrical and mechanical components. Testing, diagramming, and solving
problems in A/C, refrigeration, and heating equipment. Brazing and
soldering tubing and piping. Job estimating and code compliance.
Computer Systems Technology (04/15/2004)
The course content includes direct current (DC) circuits, alternating
current (AC) circuits analog circuits; solid state and digital devices;
microprocessor; use of circuit diagrams and schematics; soldering and
chassis assembly techniques; laboratory practices; technical recording and
reporting.
Training:
Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services (04/18/2007)
The lessons learned during this certification training provided a thorough
understanding, of all necessary required documentation of the maintenance
records utilized in conducting PMCS on all equipment. Grade achieved was
100%.
ARIMS (02/15/2007)
The Army Records Information Management System course covers how to ensure
that long-term and permanent Army records are kept in compliance with the
law, are securely stored, and are retrievable only by authorized personnel.
Lean Six Sigma (03/15/2007)
This class covered lean thinking, process improvement and six sigma
practices.
To include: 5S Programs, Theory of Constraints, The 7 Wastes, Toyota
Production Systems, (TPS), Demand Flow, Just in Time, Value Stream Mapping,
Transactional Mapping, TQC, and Re-engineering. Focus on Customer, their
expectations and what they perceive as value. Continuous Improvement in the
elimination of waste. Identification of where an organization adds value
and the identification of non-value activities. Creating the ability for
products or activities, (transactions) to flow through a process map in
shortest amount of time possible. Establishing disciplines to link Customer
Demand directly to processes, transactions, resource, or material.
Awards:
Letter of Appreciation (06/01/1997)
For expert work on the AGP-65 radar systems.
Certificate of Commendation (03/01/1999)
For outstanding performance of duty in the embarkation and complexing of
three hundred and thirty mobile facilities
Good Conduct Medal (11/13/1999)
For conduct becoming of a marine.
Certificate of Commendation (10/01/2000)
For outstanding initiative and ability in training, monitoring and
assisting junior personnel in the completion of the workcenter's
discrepancies
Naval and Marine Corps Achievement Metal (03/01/2001)
For professional achievement in the superior performance of managerial
ability, personal initiative and unswerving devotion to duty.
Licenses
Oxyfuel/Shielded Metal Arc Welder Certification (07/02/1999)
Class given thru Dept. of the Navy covering specialized welding
applications.
EPA CFC/HCFC Processing: Universal (02/01/1998)
For the Handling of and use of Refrigerants issued by DOD
Convention for Safe Containers (04/15/1999)
To inspect and ensure safety in handling, stacking and transporting of
cargo containers.
Performance appraisals - CSA Ltd.
10/12/2006
Quality- Has good knowledge is neat and concerning. Productivity- Uses his
time wisely and efficiently. Job knowledge- Hands on and job knowledge is
his major contribution. Reliability- Is very reliable, and gets his work
accomplished. Attendance- Has a good attendance record. Initiative- Goes
beyond the daily job requirements. Adherence to Policy - Adheres to all
policies. Interpersonal Relationships - Has excellent relationship to his
co-workers and peers. Judgment - He is not afraid to make a decision and
usually the right one. Leadership- Has the qualifications to be a great
leader, if a position comes available I would gladly recommend him for
promotion. Overall Performance Evaluation- He is an asset to the company
and has potential for advancement.
03/31/2007
Quality - Demonstrates exemplary customer focus as he performs his job as
that of an advocate. Job knowledge- Has not only demonstrated his
professional expertise in HVAC, he has also demonstrated an ability to
learn and adapt quickly to the demands of the job. Initiative- Initiated
the creation of the inspection standard for all commercial equipment and
championed the implementation. Interpersonal Relationships - Exhibits
excellent communication skills when interacting with management and peers.