Training Technician

CLARENO KAPUTCHI ROSIAS

*** ****** **** *** ***

Brooklyn New York 11226

e-mail:************@*****.***

Cell: 829-***-****

Date Posted: 6 June 2012

Available Date: September

Desired Industry: Electrical/Mechanical

20,2011

Type of Position: Full-Time/ Permanent U.S. Work Authorization: Yes

Desired Wage: $24.00 Hour Willing to Travel: Yes

Job Level:5 years’ experience in power generation equipment Willing to Relocate: Yes

and diesel engines.

Highest Degree Attained: High School Diploma/Some College

OBJECTIVE: Veteran of the United States Marine Corps ( June 2006-June 2010) and current member of

the United State of the Army Reserve with an outstanding record of achievement and proven leadership

seeks the opportunity to apply my knowledge, skills, and abilities in a challenging and rewarding career

field as Generator Technician/Mechanic. I present myself as an accomplished maintenance and training

manager, skilled in developing personnel and other leaders through the innovative use of training

management principles and techniques.

Core competencies include:

o Organizational leadership Training and Development

o Complex Problem Solving Decision Making

o Team Building

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Technician Facilities

2012-2013-Mechanic Automotive, Generator Tech with G-Boss

Location: Camp Leatherneck-Afghanistan

During this time, my duties consisted of responding from different sites call with those tasks:

• Troubleshooting the generator to find the cause the machine stop working or the machine is

causing a power shortage with the help of schematic or the MTM (Military Technical Manual).

• Part Replacements such as water pump, switches, fan, fan belts, alternator, relays, starters, and

engine.

• Maintain the generator services, oil, fuel, coolant in a maintenance due time which also consist of

all broking wires to be fixe and if soldering is also need it.

• On site calls, I know how to bring GBL, CBL Towers down. How to turn on and turn off the

system. I also know how to wire the system from a generator most likely we use a 5 kw generator

or MEP 802A, or from house power. I also know how to service the tower.

SENIOR GENERATOR Mechanic/TECHNICIAN, AC First/METS, Camp Leatherneck, APO, AE

09372 September 2011- September 2013

. Tests mechanical products and equipment after repair or assembly to ensure proper performance and

compliance with manufacturers' specifications, Repair and replace damaged or worn parts, operate and

inspect machines or heavy equipment in order to diagnose defects. Diagnose faults or malfunctions to

determine required repairs, using engine diagnostic equipment such as computerized test equipment and

calibration devices, dismantle and reassemble heavy equipment using hoists and hand tools, clean,

lubricate, and perform other routine maintenance work on equipment and vehicles.

. Coordinates Project assignment with other generator mechanic from other company’ project when

associated with Camp Leatherneck project, base safety or base support.

.I maintained Logs and records for Units In-process gear inspection with predictability replacements.

.I has the QC (quality control) skill or the ability to diagnose a generator conditions and to do immediate

repair.

.I has good knowledge and understanding in theory principle prime mover mechanical motor generation.

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.I has the ability to read and control schematic drawing on existing system.

. I refurbished/ rebuilt plenty generators before.

. I prepared document evidence (LTI –Limited Technical Inspection) or fill out DD24 for diagnosing

generator failure.

I created standard paper work for work activity covering Safety issues, evening briefs, shop standards,

and duty rotation schedule.

.I provided projects schedule from inspection (inception) to completion.

.I maintained parts supplies for routine maintenance and shop refill quarter.

.I performed and forced the high safety standards in my shop at all time. PPE (Personnel Protective

Equipment) is a strong point of mine, eye pro, ear pro, gloves, multi-meter and the use of the proper tools

for the jobs.

.Adhered to applicable safety measures when performing tasks around moving part (over 50 pounds, I use

the call of forklift support). In case of high or standard voltage; I check generator for the right voltage

setting. Lastly, I did conduct a Load banking test

I detained my qualification from the Military Training MOS 1141-1142 and 4 years OCONUS Theater

experience –Iraq -Afghanistan

.Examine parts for damage or excessive wear read and understand operating manuals, blueprints, and

technical drawings, overhaul and test machines or equipment to ensure operating efficiency. Assemble

gear systems, and align frames and gears, fit bearings to adjust, repair, or overhaul mobile mechanical,

hydraulic, and pneumatic equipment, clean parts by spraying them with grease solvent or immersing them

in tanks of solvent. Adjust, maintain, and repair or replace subassemblies, such as transmissions and

crawler heads, using hand tools, jacks, and cranes, adjust and maintain industrial machinery, using control

and regulating devices.

.Maintain, repair and service portable light sets, portable heaters, Bobcat welders and various sized and

name brand generators ranging from 2KW thru 135KW. Vast experience in knowledge of wiring

schematic reading, engine repair, replacements, stators, injectors, main generators, stators, relays,

switches, experienced in rebuilding and calibrating to lowest component level, Diesel Engines, fuel

injection pumps, water-pumps and turbochargers and proficient with all parts pertaining to the

disassembly and assembly of generators

I have a general maintenance familiarization with all current Marine Corps portable power systems from 3kw (MEP

831A) to 100kw with 60 hz to 400 hz . I am very efficient when it comes to those common type MEP 803A-10 kw, MEP

804A- 15 KW, MEP 805A, 30 KW with no computer, MEP 805B, 30KW with computer, MEP 806A or MEO 806 B

(60KW) and MEP 007 (100kw) generators: to include an understanding of electrical wiring, planning and setup .

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Human Resources, US Army Reserve (USAR), Fort Totten, Queens New York

July 2010-August 2011

Course: 805C-42A10 Phase 1

TASK

. RESEARCH HUMAN RESOURCE PUBLICATIONS CAA2F145

. PREPARE OFFICE DOCUMENTS USING MS OFFICE CAA2A108

.PREPARE CORRESPONDENCE CAA2A106

.IDENTITY HUMAN RESOURCES SYSTEMS CAA2F133

. MAINTAIN RECORDS CAA2A115

. INTERPRET ENLISTED RECORD BRIEF (ERB) AND OFFICER RECORD BRIEF (ORB)

CAC2A102

. CREATE ADHOC QUERIES CAB2A129

. PERFORM FORMS CONTENT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (FCMP) FUNCTIONS

. PREPARE SUSPENSION OF FAVORABLE PERSONNEL ACTIONS CAC2A105

. PREPARE A REQUEST FOR SOLDIER APPLICATIONS CAC2A104

. PROCESS RECOMMENDATION FOR AWARD CAC2A103

. PROCESS PERSONNEL STRENGTH ACCOUNTABILITY CAA2F108

. PERFORM UNIT STRENGTH RECONCILIATION CAA2F129

. CONDUCT A PERSONNEL ASSET INVENTORY (PAI) CAC2A110

COURSE: 805C-42A10 Phase II

TASK

Maintain Emergency Notification Data CAB2A106

Prepare a Casualty Report CAH2A107

Perform Tactical Personnel Systems (TPS) Functions CAA2F131

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Employ the Deployed Theater Accountability Software CAA2F132

PREPARE Strength Accounting Reports CAA2F411

Process a Request for Leave, Pass, or Permissive TDY CAG2A112

Review a Completed NCOER CAB2A113

Process Enlisted Advancements for PV1-SPC CAD2A106

Process Semi-Centralized Promotions caa2a601

Perform Unit Mailroom Operations CAA2A117

Research Finance Actions CAB2A125

Determine Entitlements to Pay and Allowances CAB2A127

Postal Operations Course 7A-F67/510-ASIF5

Accept Domestic Mail

Accept Domestic Mail Requiring Special Services

Maintain Stamp Stock

Domestic Money Orders

Maintain Postal Supplies

Prepare Claims and Inquiries Forms

Operate a Postal Service Center

Conduct Postal Directory Functions

Process Mail

Process Registered Mail

Prepare Mail Transportation Documents

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Generator Field Technician, Combat Logistic Regiment 3 (CLR 3), March

2008 –June 2010

.I served as a generator field technician performing preventive maintenance on generators to maintain

uninterrupted power to supply systems, maintain system operation and reliability ensuring uninterrupted

power to critical facilities, equipment and systems. Analyzed electrical circuits, wiring diagrams

and drawings, and installs, repairs, calibrates services or replaces electrical devices and systems to

prevent overload.

.Performed inspection of system components, preventive maintenance, testing, troubleshooting,

calibrating, and repair of 4Kw – 2.5Mw, their modules, Automatic Transfer Switches, circuit

cards, pumps, generators, etc. to the component level. I had experienced in the use of Test Equipment

common to the trade such as: oscilloscopes, multi-meters, amp-meters and DC power supplies. Performs

system functional analysis and failure data reporting evaluates system performance and installed

approved system modifications.

Electrical Technician Task Performed

. I was responsible of the maintenance of the power system buildings for several barracks or

Marine building as a Facility Chief.

.Installation of electrical accessories, PMCS (Preventive Maintenance Controls of the System)

Generator Field Technician, Marine Wings Squadron 374 (MWSS-374),

November 2006-March 2008

.I served as the power generation equipment section leader to include 8 months in a combat zone.

Managing the section to maintain, troubleshoot, and repair of over 50 generators ranging from 1.5KW to

100KW, portable light sets, air compressors, power washers, nitrogen generators and all-terrain vehicles.

Teaching soldiers the knowledge of wiring schematic reading, engine repair, replacements, stators,

injectors, main generators, stators, relays, switches, experienced in rebuilding and calibrating to lowest

component level, Diesel Engines, fuel injection pumps, water- pumps and turbochargers and proficient

with all parts pertaining to the disassembly and assembly of generators.

.Maintain wheeled vehicles, their associated trailers and material handling equipment systems, using

applicable references, inspecting, servicing, maintaining, repairing, replacing, adjusting and testing of

wheeled vehicles systems, subsystems and components such as power plant/packs, compression ignition

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engines and engine fuel systems, air induction, exhaust and cooling systems. Vehicle chassis and

power train components including frame cross members, clutch assemblies, transmissions, transfers, final

drives, propeller shaft assemblies, brake systems, steering systems, suspension systems, fifth wheel

assemblies, wheeled vehicle crane, hoist, winch assemblies and hydraulic systems.

Selected accomplishments:

.Represented the company for power generation repair at a separate location for over 90 days.

.Facilitated a maintenance support team with a variety of equipment that included HMETT fuel trucks,

HMWV’s, generators, 10 ton forklift, 60GPM fuel transfer pumps and a 8 ton crane.

.Crossed trained as a wheeled vehicle mechanic to enhance knowledge of all sized diesel engines.

.Active participant in work orders and parts replacement, reducing work backlog

Additional training information:

Training- Defense Hazardous Materials/Waste Handling- Course LM0045

Training- Introduction to Defense Reutilization and Marketing System- Course LM0080

Training-Defense Packing and Unitization- Course PT2000

Training- Computer Fundamentals -CourseMM0707

Training- Organizational Behavior and Change- Course IS1262

Training- NBC First Aid-Course IS0343

Training- Service Benefits and Retirements- Course IS1203

Training- Training/Training Management I- Course IS8718

Training- Training/Training Management II- Course IS8719

Training- Preparation for Writing- Course IS1402

Training- Personnel Management-Course IS1202

Training- Prevention of Sexual Harassment- Course AV3052

Training- Self-Aid and Buddy-Aid- Course IS0821

Training- Combat Logistics Supply and Support- Course QM3300

Training- The Engineer in Defense- Course EN5480

Training- Physical Fitness Training Program- Course IS0787

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CITIZENSHIP

U.S. Citizen

SECURITY CLEARANCE

Secret Clearance

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