GERALD E CHAVEZ, JR.

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Barstow, CA 92311

Contact Phone: 760-***-****

Email Address: abg0nq@r.postjobfree.com

EXPERIENCE

**/**** ** */**** ; 40 hours per Week; Electronics Worker; WG-2604-08; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary

promotion; MCLB CWC 733, Yermo Rd; Joey Duran, 760-***-**** ; may contact supervisor.

My duties consist of overhauling, modification, repair, rebuild and troubleshooting of the AN/TPS- 59 Air Surveillance Intergraded Radar System.

Perform near field calibration of the AN/TPS-59 Radar system utilizing the Special Purpose Antenna Calibration System (SPACS) to determine the

antenna wave pattern. And to observe the side lobes.

Detect and diagnose malfunctions within the system. Review and analyze data to determine testing, troubleshooting, and repair procedures. Posses

the ability to do the work of the position with out more than normal supervision.

Develop test procedures and test fixtures to effect malfunction correction and verification testing of the system and subsystems. Prototypes new or

experimental fixtures and test systems. Develop and evaluate test procedures and fixtures for the next work load.

Operate and maintains special test equipment such as digital and analog test sets, High power Radio Frequency (RF) amplifiers and radar transponder

console. Use high level test equipment such as Network Analyzers, Spectrum Analyzers Pre selectors and precision Wave Generators, Hi-POT

Function Generators to analyze compatibility of components and systems. Use full range of common electronic test equipment such as Multi-meters,

Power meters, Signal Generators, Pulse Generator, Vector Volt Meters, and Time Delay Reflectometry.

Apply greater judgment and higher skill levels. Knowledge of pulse techniques, modulation and demodulation of wave forms, precise timing, fidelity of

transmission waves, RF radiation and propagation of electromagnetic waves extending to the K band and higher.

Use expertise to adapt or create documentation. Ability to communicate both orally and in writing. Effective team work.

Employs the use of applicable Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE), utilizing prints, wiring diagrams, schematics, technical

publications and manufacturers manuals to troubleshoot units under test conditions. Pass on to coworkers the instructions received from supervisors.

Fabrication of Helix Phase Cables, service and repair of Power Supply Model XHR 40-20, Test Set TS-4005 TPS-59, Test Unit TS04004/TPS 59, Static

Frequency Converter PS-69-359.

Fabricate, overhaul, modify, install, maintain, troubleshoot and repair electronic equipment. Perform overhauls, repairs, rebuilds, and maintains

electronic equipment, such as subassemblies, printed circuit cards, and chassis. Use standard techniques and tools to make repairs installing similar

tasks as directed on electronic equipment. Ability to use measuring devices such as tapes, rulers wire gauges, micrometers, and calipers to perform

routine assembly and or repair functions. Use electronic test equipment following prescribed procedures and precise instructions to determine needed

repairs. Record results if necessary. Perform standard soldering operations on subassemblies. Printed circuit boards, and cable/harness assemblies,

connectors, and power supply assemblies, Capable of using blueprints, basic schematics, technical manuals, and wiring diagrams when performing

assembly and repair duties. Knowledgeable of electronic equipment and components. Aware of standard shop practices and soldering techniques .

Perform work on Principal end items under direct supervision of a senior mechanic or leader. Performed required modifications on cryptographic

equipment when directed.

Current Soldering Certification.

09/2006 to 10/2008; 40 hours per week; Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic; $20 per Hour; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on

a temporary promotion; Defense Support Services, 400 Executive Suite 100; Chris Landeros, 760-***-****; may contact supervisor.

As a Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic, I was responsible for work order assignments and making complex repairs, dissembled, assembled, apply

preservation compounds, repaired, adjusted, applied modifications, tested and troubleshooting involving portions of major assemblies or systems. To

ensure completeness of equipment and vehicles we were to make major rebuilds to heavy mobile equipment such as 1150 and 1155E Case Dozer

Tractor, High Mobile Multi Wheeled Vehicles (HMMVW), M900 series 5 ton trucks. The equipment that we worked with contained hydraulic, pneumatic,

pneudraulic, or mechanical system, suspension assembly, engine and transmission assembly, fuel, coolant, electrical and fire suppression system with

features that are designed for combat. I determine parts needed such as but not limited to water pumps, air and wiring harness, hydraulic component

hoses, steering boxes, hydraulic tanks, cylinders, exhaust systems, thermostats, batteries, suspension road-wheel, track, brake shoes, and shock

absorbers using information from the manual. My work is subject to functional testes and final inspection for quality of workmanship and compliance by

the Quality Control Inspector using accepted trade practices, technical manuals, blueprints, schematics, rebuild standards, torque specifications and

instructions and I work independently from sketches, modification work order sheets, graphs, drawings, supply manuals, charts, and written and oral

instructions. I also rebuild major components and install these components using the trade but not limited to sanders, wrenches, torque wrenches,

grinders, adjustable box, tubing wrenches, pneumatic wrenches, also used micrometers, standard, tools, impact tools, feeler gauges. I also

recondition, rebuild and repair using drills, screw drivers, dolly sets, body spoons, jacks, presses, value grinders, ring compressors, air pressure

gauges, snap ring pliers, reamers, ez-outs, pry bars, tap dies, and activated sandblasting equipment. My duties also included Limited Technical

Inspections (LTI), trace and locate mechanical defects, test, adjusting, modifying, inspecting after rebuild and overhaul using Technical Instruction (TI),

Technical Manuals (TM), Modification Instruction (MI), Statement Of Work (SOW), and must be accepted by the Quality Control Inspector. As a

mechanic I was responsible to my supervisor and the company to select the best method to find correct mechanical defects, build quality into the

product, produce in quantity, work with and lead co-workers, use all proper safety equipment required, cleanliness of equipment and obey the rules,

regulations, directives and standard operating procedures. I loaded and unloaded processing baskets of heavy parts and assemblies during various

items cleaned to assure the desired cleanliness and surface condition is produced. I used various chemical solutions including phosphoric acid,

caustic soda, degreasing, de-rusting and paint stripping. I am comfortable working in extreme heat, cold, wind, rain, and noisy areas for lengthy

periods of time during employment. I posses the necessary qualifications and experience to successfully meet the challenges this position wold entail.

I use proper safety techniques for myself and the safety of my co-workers using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), OSHA regulations local and

federal directives. All my duties are preformed with less then normal supervision.

10/2002 to 08/2006; 40 hours per Week; Electronics Technician; $22 per Hour; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary

promotion; Raytheon, Fort Irwin, CA; David Romero, 760-***-**** ; may contact supervisor.

Tested, repaired, rebuilt, and modified cables and wiring harnesses for MILES (Mobile Independent Laser Engagement Systems) military and other

electrical equipment. Worked independently to inspect, install, disassemble, repair, assemble, and modify MILES and other electrical equipment.

Determined and installed proper wiring harness to be placed on various wheeled or tracked vehicles, such as M1A1 Tanks, high mobility Multi-purpose

Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV), two-a half ton Truck, High mobility Tactical Trucks (HMTT), and Bradley Assault Vehicle. Repaired and performed

general maintenance on MILES and other electrical equipment installed on a variety of wheeled and tracked vehicles (M1 Tanks, Bradley Assault

Vehicles, HMMWV's HMTT's, two-a half ton Trucks, Avenger Armored Tactical Vehicles, and Fox Series Cargo Trucks). Performed troubleshooting on

vehicles to lactate and identify any malfunctions or failures that may have occurred to the electrical components of the vehicles. In troubleshooting

electrical malfunctions, determined the best and most appropriate corrective procedures and techniques to apply. Installed maintained, modified, and

repaired a variety of self-contained independent electronic equipment of moderate complexity, as applicable to MILES equipment. Soldered wires and

used millimeters and ohmmeters to test for connectivity, continuity, and make simple or complex repairs. Applied heat shrink material over wires,

checked wires for proper contact, and spliced wires. Performed troubleshooting and repair procedures on equipment with reported electrical or

electronic malfunctions - in the field. Expert knowledge of theories and laws as they apply to electronics and electrical repair. Very knowledgeable

regarding the various types of equipment, applicable troubleshooting procedures and techniques, an accurate deciphering electronic and electrical

diagrams, blueprints, and schematics.

OTHER EXPIERENCE

When no work they transferred us to other shops as a preservation servicer.

Received a variety of different types (200) of ammunition peculiar equipment such as pull apart, breakdown, defusing, deboosting, decrimping, resizing,

annealing, debinding machines, and tools. Performs required processing to prevent corrosion and deterioration while in standby storage ordering

shipment. Selects proper tools' and preservatives necessary for complete processing of items. Processes include decontaminating, cleaning and

application of appropriate preservatives. Cleans and/or decontaminates items using steam Jenny or washes by brushing or spraying on solvents.

Completely disassembles machines as necessary removing all moving parts such as motor, pullies, bearings, bushings, gears, etc. Removes rust,

loose paint and corrosion by using pneumatic steel brush, sanders, grinder and by hand sanding surfaces.

Prime coats and paints items using brush or spray gun and applies proper preservatives to moving parts or unpainted surfaces. Reassembles items

and completely lubricates machines replacing grease fittings as necessary. Makes minor repairs during processing such as replacing broken belts,

defective hoses, worn bearings, bushings, etc. Immerses loose parts in hot dip for a wax coating, sprays sensitive items with threads, gages, etc.)

11/2000 to 12/2001; 40 hours per Week; Supply Technician; $24 per Hour; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary

promotion; Raytheon, Fort Irwin, CA; Scott Over field, 760-***-**** ; may contact supervisor.

Communicated well, orally and in writing, with various levels of military personnel, as well as supervisory and managerial personnel. Responsible for

determining the amount of MILES (Mobile Independent Laser Engagement Systems) equipment needed each month, in support of troop rotations and

training exercises; also, forecasting future month-to-month equipment needs. Maintained inventory of all MILES equipment, performing scheduled and

unscheduled formal and informal inventories and updating a database. Maintained inventory database with such information as dates of any

inventories performed, adding new equipment received for stock, and citing any and all discrepancies found. Issued and received various pieces of

equipment to military personnel. Issued hand receipts and documents for all equipment checked out. Separated, categorized, and stocked all

equipment, parts, tools, and supplies by type, nomenclature, serial or part number, and any other specified identification criteria. Ensured regular

cleaning, refurbishment, and calibration (if needed) of equipment, tools, and parts. Submitted proper forms, requisitions, and paperwork necessary to

maintain, repair, order, or replace all stocked equipment, tools, parts, supplies, and materials.

08/1998 to 11/2000; 40 hours per Week; Janitor; $16 per Hour; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion;

Goldstone, Barstow, CA;

Cleaned offices, storerooms, lunch and break areas, restrooms, and corridors. Swept, mopped, scrubbed, waxed floors; used brooms, mops, and

vacuum cleaners. Dusted, waxed, and polished furniture. Emptied wastebaskets and replaced liners. Polished door knobs and other metal fixtures.

Washed walls, windows, and blinds. Kept restrooms in clean, orderly, and sanitary condition. Cleaned, disinfected, and deodorized lavatories, urinals,

and toilet bowls. Cleaned mirrors, sinks, and water fountains. Dusted ledges and woodwork. Replaced deodorizers, toilet tissue, hand towels, and

soap. Annotated unusual conditions of areas scheduled for cleaning and reported same to supervisor. Kept stock on hand of all cleaning materials and

equipment used. Submitted requests and received materials as needed.

EDUCATION

Barstow High School, Barstow, CA; 1998 High School Diploma

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

**None Specified

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES

**None Specified

PROFESSIONAL RATINGS, AWARDS, AND RECOGNITIONS

Time Off Award 02/01/2010

Time Off Award 02/01/2011

OTHER INFORMATION

U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION

**None Specified

ADDITIONAL DATA SHEET

GERALD E CHAVEZ, JR.

1. Appointment Eligibility:

Yes-Current Permanent United States Marine Corps Civilian

2. Citizenship: Yes

3. Appt Preference:

Temporary (positions lasting less than 1 year)

Term (positions lasting 1 year or more, but less than 4 years)

Shift Work

Intermittent (on-call)

4. Willing to Travel: 6 or More Days

5. Vet Preference: No Veterans Preference

6. Low Salary Accept: $20,000

7. Qualified Typist: No

8. Birth Date: **None Specified

9. Geo Preference: CA, Anaheim ; CA, Barstow ; CA, Seal Beach ; GA, Albany ; NM, Albuquerque

RACE/ETHNIC STATUS: Hispanic/Latino (Hisp)

SEX: Male

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