Joshua Harp

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Obtain a position as a power generation equipment repairer and diesel

Objective engine mechanic.

Over 10 years experience operating, servicing, and repairing power

Summary of generation equipment.

Qualifications Shop foreman

October 2006 to present US Army, Ft Bragg NC

Experience

Maintained and serviced over 30 power generation units ranging from

3kw to 600kw ensuring all units remained operational.

Signed for a maintenance tool truck worth over $180,000, and

maintained all tools with zero losses.

Managed a Battalion maintenance section in Iraq. Provided

maintenance support and training to not only US Army personnel, but also

to Iraqi Army, and Iraqi police.

Ensured the completion of over 300 work orders servicing and repairing

power generation equipment, hydraulic equipment, and various military

vehicles under some of the harshest conditions in Iraq.

Vast knowledge of diesel engines led to being constantly sought out by

fellow workers for advice on how to best repair broken equipment.

Provided maintenance to 3 power generation units for Utah Hospital

Task Force in Haiti resulting in un-interrupted power for 2 months.

Shop foreman

September 2005 to September 2006 US Army, Camp Humphreys, Korea

Managed a maintenance section consisting of 8 personnel and 20

power generation units valued at over $400,000.

Identified generator faults and made corrections resulting in minimum

down time of all faulty equipment within the Battalion level.

Trained and supervised employees to properly service, troubleshoot and

repair multiple types of power generation equipment in order to improve

maintenance operations.

Constant emphasis on safety protocols led to no work related incident or

injury.

Power generation equipment repairer / Light wheeled vehicle mechanic

October 1999 to September 2005 US Army, Ft Bragg NC

Performed maintenance on 15 power generation units. Replaced

engines, stator units, wiring harnesses, and other needed parts to keep all

power generation units operational.

Performed duties as a light wheeled vehicle mechanic. Expanded work

experience and knowledge by servicing and making reparations to a fleet

of over 84 vehicles consisting of cargo utility vehicles, medium tactical

vehicles, and various trailers.

Managed a maintenance section consisting of 13 personnel and

equipment valued at over $500,000 for a period of 4 months. Supervised

daily maintenance of a Battalion maintenance fleet performing combat

operations in Afghanistan.

Missouri Western State University, St. Joseph, Missouri

Education November 1998

General Education Degree

Ordnance Center and School, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland

Professional 14 June 1999 to 2 September 1999

Training

Course Title: Power Generation Equipment Repairer

1 semester hour in automotive shop practice

2 semester hours in small engine service

3 semester hours in AC/DC circuits

1 semester hour in AC/DC motors and generators

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