Grant Lawrence

**** **** **** **. *** # ***, Valparaiso, IN 46383

Phone 219-***-**** Email: abgr5w@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE

A professional Power Generation Service Technician with the desire,

knowledge and qualifications to demonstrate the ability to handle DC

electrical controls, AC output condition work, service all size Gensets,

and most routine Transfer Switches (40-1000amps)

EDUCATION

Universal Technical Institute (UTI) - Avondale, Arizona

Associate of Occupational Studies Degree in Automotive / Diesel and

Industrial Technology including the Fundamentals and Basics of Power

Generation. Graduation Date May 27, 2011. Training included 1,710 hours in

the following subjects:

. BETT

. Engine Maintenance / Troubleshooting

. Load Bank Testing

. INPOWER Service Tool

. INSITE Service Tool (Familiarization)

. Technician Laptop Training

. PCC 3100 GENSET Control

. Auto Transfer Switches (LT3 & OT3)

. ONAN Large Commercial Products

. OTPC 40-1000 Amp Transfer Switch

. OTEC 40-1000 Amp Transfer Switch

. PCC 3200 GENSET Control

. PCC1301 GENSET Control

. Automotive Engines & Repair

. Brakes

. Climate Control

. Automotive Undercar

. Electronic Fundamentals

. Electronic Technology

. Electronic Diagnostics

. Diesel Engines

. Diesel Fuel Systems

. Diesel Engine Accessories

. Truck Power Trains

. Truck Brakes & Chassis

. Hydraulic Applications

. Transport Refrigeration

. Truck Preventative Maintenance

. Fuel & Ignition Systems

. Driveability & Emissions

. Automotive Power Trains

. Automatic Transmissions

. Professional Applications

. Advanced Diagnostic Systems

. Professional Service Writing

. Power & Performance Ia

. Power & Performance Ib

. Power & Performance II

Success Track Emphasis- 24 hour UTI Specific Training Program that teaches

students Life Skills, Professionalism, Dealership Simulation, Team

Building, Communication and Life Long Learning

Accelerated Schools - Denver, CO Graduated 06/1987

AWARDS

UTI Director's Honor List

UTI Student of the Course: Automotive Engines & Repair and Professional

Service Writing

CERTIFICATIONS

EPA Certified Section 608 - 609

Certified ALLDATA Automotive Information Specialist

Ford Technical Customer Handling

MILITARY

Branch: United States Coast Guard Highest Rank: E7

From: 07/1993 To: 07/2009

Awards, Certifications:

Training: Leadership & Management - 2003, Engineering Maintenance - 2003,

Hazardous Waste Management - 2003, Forklift Training - 2002, Hazardous

Materials - 2002, Hydraulic Equipment - 2001, Outboard Systems - 1998,

Diesel Systems - 1997, Emergency Medical Tech - 1996

Grant Lawrence

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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

07/1993 - 07/2009 United States Coast Guard

Chief Machinery Technician / Standardization Team

Instructor

o Upheld standards and documented results to ensure all

policies were upheld

o Performed ongoing inspections checking the safety of

machinery and it's guards

o Coordinated with other groups to develop improved

solutions

o Approved and improved over 100-procedure cards, which

are currently being used by the fleet to complete

maintenance

o Entrusted to track part numbers by manufacturer and

pricing for easy access by the fleet

o Fielded general questions from Supervisors on how to

make programs work better and give customers what they

need

o Taught Ready for Operation classes to personnel,

teaching inspectors how to perform a proper inspection

and how to write reports

Group Facilities Engineer

o Developed and implemented weekly, monthly, quarterly,

semi-annual, and annual preventative maintenance

schedules

o Prepared and conducted training sessions regarding

forklift safety and driving

o Discussed hazardous waste with other units

o Purchases parts for machinery and small boat stations

o Supervised activities of two Machinery Technicians

(MK3's) and all TAD personnel provided to engineering in

addition to being the senior OOD, Secondary Hazmat

Petty Officer, Gas-Free Engineer, Ready for Operations

Inspector and Vehicle Officer

o Maintained MICA inventory for three stations and

controlled over $250,000 in parts

o Managed $100,000 engine swap project to ensure six small

boats at stations met and exceeded 2006 EPA standards

and reduced overall repair costs

Watch Stander

o Recorded and maintained pressures and temperatures for a

290 foot icebreaker built to keep ice flows moving

through the Great Lakes and associated rivers

o Directed activities for one MK3 and two FN personnel

responsible for maintaining two Main Diesel Engines and

one Ship Service Diesel Engine in addition to

supervising a Duty Section Leader, a Basic Engineering

Casualty Control Evolution team Leader and a Cmplus

Engineering Administrator

o Resolved problem with temperature readings on generators

by replacing and installing a new type of pyrometer on

all generators as well as main diesel engines to enable

proper temperature readings

o Monitored temperatures and pressures for a search and

rescue station and provider of maritime law enforcement

o Served as Small Boat Engineer providing management of

one or two junior personnel conducting preventative

maintenance to minimize downtime of boats

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