Alvin Dancer

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Texarkana, AR 71854

Email: acdnar@r.postjobfree.com/acdnar@r.postjobfree.com

Phone: 903-***-****

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Red River Army Depot Travel Team; Texarkana, TX - Heavy Mobile Equipment

Mechanic/Electrician; WG-5803-10; January 2008-July 2013; George Shippey- (903)

334-4530

Duties: Repair/rebuild, modification, wiring, installation, diagnosis and repair of electrical

and electro-mechanical systems of heavy mobile equipment. Perform pre-shop analysis of

electrical and electro-mechanical items to determine serviceability or extent of

repair/replacement or modification of systems or components necessary to comply with

Depot Maintenance Work request (DMWR) and other technical publications. Performs

disassembly, cleaning, repair/replacement and/or modification, assembly and testing of

electrical (DC and AC), electro-mechanical accessories and components such as terminal

boxes, regulators (transistor and carbon type), generators, alternators, rectifiers

(conventional and solid state), infrared power packs, electrical fuel pumps, ignition wiring,

switches and instruments. Fabricates or repairs a wide variety of electrical parts,

components and systems such as wiring harness, lighting system, radio and telephone

cables, electrical junction wiring box, radio junction box and antenna. Replaces or installs a

variety of parts components such as wiring harnesses, horn, sirens batteries, heaters, radios,

electrical accessory, fuel pump and exhaust systems. Install 110-220 volt circuits in a

limited variety of special purpose vehicles or trailers. Installs or replaces such items as

breakers, switches and receptacles etc. Corrects reject(s) noted by Supervisor, Leader or

Quality inspector during assembly or acceptance test. Perform diagnosis,

repair/replacement, testing and/or adjustment of items found to be inoperative after being

installed in vehicle(s) at various work sites. Handles, stores, and disposes of hazardous

material/waste. Possess knowledge of the electrical and mechanical makeup, operation and

working relationships of a variety of electrical and electro-mechanical systems, accessories

and components used on heavy mobile vehicles. Ability, skill and knowledge required to

perform pre-shop analysis, troubleshooting and ability to repair, replace, Install and modify

components/items. Fabricate and/or repair wiring harness, radio harness and other electrical

system(s) in heavy mobile equipment. Ability to install wiring harness, 24 volt circuits,

radio harness, radio and antenna, horn, siren and heaters. Read and utilize schematics,

blueprints and drawings. Ability to use hand tools, test equipment such as voltmeter,

ammeter, continuity check equipment, test lights, multi-meters (digital and analogue), and

measuring equipment such as micrometers, dial indicators and torque wrenches. Plan work

sequence including selection of proper tools, test equipment, repair parts and performs

necessary pre-shop analysis and testing. Provide technical assistance and training to lower

grade employees. Incumbent is responsible for soundness of technical judgment,

effectiveness and timeliness of results. Perform all duties safely and with minimum

supervision.

Lear Siegler Corporation; Texarkana, TX - Mechanic Electrician Technician; May

2007 - -January 2008

Duties: Serves as Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic who has overall responsibility for

performing the full scope of maintenance, repair, rebuild and/or modification and initial

inspection of new, state-of-the-art, life-saving armored vehicles which may include four,

six and eight wheel drives, and power packs. The vehicles and equipment are prototype,

initial production, in the early stages of development, new production or rebuilt. These

vehicles have a variety of interconnected systems. Duties include the following: integrated

electric, air and hydraulic systems; complex state-of-the-art electrical and electronic

systems requiring substantial amount of training and specialized diagnostic equipment to

identify problems for replacement of standard components or for referral to electronics

mechanics, intricate timing requirements such as complex fuel injection systems. Apply

knowledge of the most complex vehicles or major systems in existence is required to

repair, align, adjust the interconnected systems and understand and predict the effects of

malfunctions throughout the units trace operating errors and isolate malfunctions. Possess

the ability and skill required to "think outside the box" to improvise, alter and fabricate

components for placement into systems for which the components were not specifically

designed. Possess the ability to devise and fabricate special tools, and/or devise and

incorporate new repair techniques. Incumbent independently plans and improvises repair

procedures. Receive assignments orally, in written form, or by general discussion of the

work required. Determine solutions to problems which are complicated by the various

vehicles for which incumbent are responsible. Perform overhaul, repair, rebuild,

modification, troubleshooting, adjustments, installation, tests, fabrication, and maintenance

of moderately complex assemblies and subassemblies and their components, maintaining

the electronic, electrical, mechanical, optical, pneumatic, and hydraulic assemblies and

subassemblies of a combat vehicle. Make repairs when needed. I have training with

measurement instruments such as a variety of analyzers, a variety of voltmeters and

calibrators. I have training with power tools and also hand tools in which I can use to

fabricate parts. I have training and knowledge of the electronic principles. I have training

and experience in fabrication or repair of a wide variety of electrical parts, components and

systems. Such as wiring/ radio harness, lighting systems, radio and telephone cables,

electrical junction wiring box, radio junction box, and antenna, disassembly, cleaning,

repair, replacement, and modification, assembly testing and diagnostic evaluation of

electrical(AC and DC), electro- mechanical, electro-hydraulic, accessories, system and

components. Seeks advice from supervisor only on novel questions during work process

arising from extremely abnormal requirements or limitations imposed by the novice

repair/rebuild processes. Oversee the work of lower graded mechanics in the

accomplishment of the work. Perform as a team leader. Perform pre-shop analysis of

electrical, electro-mechanical and electronic items to determine serviceability or extent of

repair/replacement or modification of systems or components necessary to comply with

Depot Maintenance Work Request (DMWR) and other technical data packages. Performs

disassembly, cleaning, repair/replacement and/or modification, assembly testing and

diagnostic evaluation of electrical (AC and DC), electro-mechanical, electro-hydraulic,

accessories, systems and components. Examples of systems worked are smoke generating,

starting, air purification, and electric fuel. Components worked include terminal boxes,

regulators (transistor and carbon type), generators, alternators, rectifiers (conventional and

solid state), infrared power packs, electrical fuel pumps, ignition wiring, gages, switches,

vehicle distribution box, and instruments. Fabricates or repairs a wide variety of electrical

parts, components and systems such as wiring/radio harness, lighting systems, radio and

telephone cables, electrical junction wiring box, radio junction box and antenna. Replaces

or installs a variety of parts and components such as wiring harnesses, horns, sirens,

batteries, heaters, radios, fuel pump and ventilation systems. Install 110-240 volt circuits in

a limited variety of special purpose vehicles or trailers. Installs or replaces such items as

breakers, switches and receptacles, etc. Participate in various Lean Rapid Improvement

Events and Problem Solving Events. Perform all duties safely and without normal

Supervision.

Tyson Foods; Nashville, Arkansas – Industrial Maintenance Mechanic; October 1989

– May 2007.

Duties: Ensures operation of machinery and mechanical equipment by completing

preventive maintenance requirements on engines, motors, pneumatic tools, conveyor

systems, and production machines; following diagrams, sketches, operations manuals,

manufacturer's instructions, and engineering specifications; troubleshooting malfunctions.

Locate sources of problems by observing mechanical devices in operation; listening for

problems; using precision measuring and testing instruments.

Remove defective parts by dismantling devices; using hoists, cranes, and hand and power

tools; examining form and texture of parts. Determine changes in dimensional requirements

of parts by inspecting used parts; using rules, calipers, micrometers, and other measuring

instruments. Adjust functional parts of devices and control instruments by using hand tools,

levels, plumb bobs, and straightedges. Control downtime by informing production workers

of routine preventive maintenance techniques; monitoring compliance. Fabricates repair

parts by using machine shop instrumentation and equipment. Maintains equipment, parts,

and supplies inventories by checking stock to

determine inventory level; anticipating needed equipment, parts, and supplies; placing and

expediting orders; verifying receipt. Conserve maintenance resources by using equipment

and supplies as needed to accomplish job results. Provide mechanical maintenance

information by answering questions and requests. Prepare mechanical maintenance reports

by collecting, analyzing, and summarizing information and trends. Maintain technical

knowledge by attending educational workshops; reviewing technical publications;

establishing personal networks. Maintain continuity among work teams by documenting

and communicating actions, irregularities, and continuing needs. Maintain safe and clean

working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations. Contribute to

team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.

Skills/Qualifications: Equipment Maintenance, Technical Understanding, Technical Zeal,

Deals with Uncertainty, Basic Safety, Power Tools, Attention to Detail, Flexibility,

Supervision, Job Knowledge, Productivity

EDUCATION:

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Training Certificate; May 26, 2011; Red River Army Depot

Raymore-Peculiar High School; Peculiar, Mo; Diploma; May 28, 1982

TRAINING:

COR Training, Safety Stand Down, Suicide Prevention, Equal Employment Opportunity,

Sexual Harassment, Ethics, Diversity, Computer Security, Anti-Terriosm, Evacuation

Procedures, Fire Drills, Fire Extinguishers, Material Safety Data Sheets, Eye Wash Station,

Lock Out, Tag Out, Safe Lifting Procedures, Personal Protective Equipment, Standard

Operating Procedures, Safe Use of Tools, Hazardous Material and Waste Handling, OSHA

Safety Regulations

SKILLS AND ABILITIES:

Hydraulic repair and diagnosis; Hydraulics; Sheet Metal Fabrications;

Oxy/Acetylene Cutting and Welding; Mig-Tig Welding; 3-Phase Electric Motors;

Pneumatics; Hazmat Training

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