High School Engineer

Blaine Butler

CMR *** BOX **** APO, AE *****] ***-330-

5396(H)

Email: ***********@*****.***

Objective

Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanic, Motor Trans or Diesel Technician

position.

SUMMARY

[Dependable heavy construction equipment repair with a proven ability to

implement strategies and skills obtained through training to support

business objectives. Obtained over 3 years of diesel mechanic skills in the

military sector. Respected team member, able to be creative under hostile

conditions while retaining a positive attitude. Particularly adept at

problem indentication, research, analysis and resolution.

Education

[High School Diploma] [Tara High School] August 2009

[Baton Rouge, LA]

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Skills & Abilities

[Dependable]

[Organized and maintained a motor pool section with a fleet of 62

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pieces of equipment while the personnel served a 12 month

deployment to Afghanistan.]

[Maintained high standard and sense of urgency even when most

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detachment personnel we not present.]

[Creative]

[Aligned not only a key control log so that the unit had positive

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access for all vehicles and connex containers

[Presented a bench stock log that stated the accountability of

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service parts and special tools]

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[Adaptive]

[Found secondary avenues of approach when unexpected

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problems occurred; i.e. missing certain tools, being short staffed,

or staying late for training.]

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Experience

[Detailing and Washing Cars] September 2007-

[Benny’s Carwash & Detail] May 2008

[Responsible for waxing exterior and

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cleaning the interior point of all vehicles]

[Maintained accountability of every vehicle

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serviced.

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[Cashier]

[Taco Bell]

[Provided excellent service in keeping the December 2009-

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balance of each drawer worked to store May 2009

standard.

[Briefed staff on daily task completed by

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team members before the physical day was

over.]

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[Stocker]

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[Wal-Mart]

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[Responsible for stocking goods and

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referencing them by matching all items to October 2009-

it’s individual shelf by serial numbers.] April 2009

[Created a team orientated plan that

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decreased the time spent organizing every

product by almost 2 hours.]

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[Heavy Construction Equipment Repairer]

[United States Army]

Supervised and performed field maintence on construction

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equipment which includes that used for earthmoving, grading, and

compaction; lifting and loading; quarrying and rock; asphalt and

concrete mixing, and surfacing; water pumping; air compression

and pneumatic tools; and power bridging.

Maintained and replaced brake actuators, batteries, starter motors,

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alternators, mechanical fuel pumps, hydraulic

cylinders/pumps/control valves, drive shaft, universal joints,

service brake shoes, disc brake pads, water pumps, turbochargers,

cylinder heads, high pressure fuel injection pumps, wheel

bearings/seals, steering unit torque link and road wheels. Adjusted

engine speed governor/valves, carburetors, boom hoist

brakes/clutches, dry disc clutches, steering brakes, track

tension/assemblies, fuel injector racks and steering unit brake

levers. Charged suspension accumulators, transmission shift

accumulators and main hydraulic accumulators.

Operated single-unit wheel vehicles with a capacity of five tons or

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less in all conditions of light, weather, and terrain; applied safety

rules and practices; ensured proper loading of vehicle; performed

simple vehicular maintence; kept records of operation and

performance; served as chauffeur or dispatcher; also performed the

same duties for tractors, semitrailers, and other vehicles with a

capacity of more than five tons.

Training

Construction Equipment Repairer, Engineer School (612-91L10)

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June 21, 2010-August 18, 2010

Rough Terrain Container Handler Maintainer (610ASIR19B)

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January 9, 2012-January 20, 2010

AFFILIATIONS

18TH CSSB SUSTAINMENT BATALLION

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Grafenwoehr, Germany

Business References

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