Power Plant Maintenance

Melton D. Woods

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Virginia Beach, VA 23453

Home: 757-***-****

Mobile: 757-***-****

abi8r9@r.postjobfree.com

PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE

To pursue a position where I can fully utilize the skills, knowledge, education, and

extensive experience that I have acquired while contributing to the growth and

success of a professional organization.

QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY

Dedicated professional with proven skills in automotive and aviation repair and

maintenance. A highly organized and detail-oriented individual with the ability to

streamline and improve procedure while simultaneously reducing costs and

turnaround. Known for strong abilities in multi-tasking.

9 Skills and abilities include:20+ Years Military Experience

10 Vast Technical Experience

11 Highly Detail-Oriented

12 Strong Leadership Capabilities

13 Program Development/Implementation

14 Consistently Meets/Exceeds Deadlines

15 Diverse Vehicle Repair Skills

16 Policy Knowledge/Adherence

17 Exceptional Multi-Tasking Abilities

18 Identification & Sharing of Best Practices

19 Inspection Experience

20 Respectful and Attentive w/ Positive Attitude

Acknowledged as a phenomenal motivator who seeks extra responsibility and is

committed to exceeding company goals. Possesses excellent communication

skills easily establishing good rapport with a diverse range of individuals. An

energetic self-starter who consistently applies relevant knowledge to accomplish

tasks. Works well independently, with little to no supervision, and as a member of

a team.

MILITARY TRAINING AND EDUCATION

Basic Military Training – First Aid and Safety – Personal Fitness/Conditioning – Personal

Community/Health – Aviation Support Equipment Technician – Automotive

Fundamentals – DC Circuits – Hydraulic Systems Operation – A/S 32K-1C Weapons

Loader Maintenance – Automotive Repair – NC-2A Mobile Electric Power Plant

Maintenance – DC/AC Power Generation and Operation – MMG-1A Mobile Electric

Power Plant Maintenance – First Line Leadership Development Program – Personnel

Supervision Training – Airman Training – Fundamentals of Aircraft Service/Maintenance

– Basic Electricity – Basic Hydraulics – Basic Shop Practices – Diesel Engines – Electric

Control Systems – Electric Generators – Personnel Supervision – Computer Applications

– Industrial Safety – Maintenance Management

Melton D. Woods

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HIGHLIGHTS OF DISTINGUISHED CAREER

Raymond reach truck lead technician 2008 -

Present

Currently employed with SERCO as a Navy Contractor working for Command Naval Air

Forces East ( MHE Support ), pier side assistance as Senior Anylist for diesel and electric

forklifts, flightdeck scrubbers and other MHE eqipment as of September 2008. Currently

licensed to operate a 4K forklift to 20k forklift including the 4.5k Raymond Reach fork

lift.

Troubleshoot, repair and maintain shipboard Raymond reach trucks to 100% operational

status before turn over to shipboard commands. Assist technical expertise and experience

to other operational forces that require Raymond reach knowledge. Test and certify

Raymond reach trucks for shipboard use. Assist with troubleshooting and repair of flight

deck scrubbers, 20k and 6k shipboard forklifts and power boss pressure washing systems.

Annotate all discrepancies and repairs. Order or rebuild required parts for proper

operation of equipment with technical publication information in a correct and timely

manor. Maintain a clean working environment and professional appearance. Organize and

inventory of repaired or replaced parts for Raymond reach trucks. Train and assist naval

personnel to do proper maintenance on all MHE shipboard equipment.

Repair, rebuild replace - contactor assemblies, brake assemblies, pumps, motors, check

valves, relief valves, wiring systems, cylinders, control assemblies (switches, directional,

circuit cards), tire and wheel assemblies, hydraulic plumbing, mechanical functioning

systems,

sanding, painting, corrosion control/ prevention, minor blasting, tool control

United States Navy, Retired

Aviation Support Equipment

Technician 1993 – 2008

21 Performed preventative and corrective maintenance on aviation ground support

equipment, mobile fire units, and material-handling and moving units in order to

ensure their ideal operational abilities

22 Inspected and repaired gasoline, diesel, and turbine ground power units on a

regular basis

23 Services transmissions, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and cryogenic and air

conditioning equipment

24 Performed troubleshooting and repair of electrical control systems and motors in a

highly accurate manner

25 Replaced electrical generating components as well as adjusted mechanical and

electrical regulators

26 Managed distribution and maintenance schedules for ground support equipment at

different command levels

27 Used electrical and mechanical test equipment to aid in the diagnosis and repair of

aviation ground support equipment that utilizes various electrical and mechanical

drive and control systems

28 Testes and installed electrical and mechanical components then completed

maintenance logs and records

29 Conducted training regiments for fellow aviation repairmen helping them expand

their technical knowledge

United States Navy

Airman

1993 – 1989

30 Assisted in the maintenance of aircraft, associated aeronautical equipment, and

aircraft support equipment

31 Serviced, cleaned, and handled various aircraft ensuring that they were in ideal

condition

32 Performed other apprentice-level duties involved in the operation of a naval

aircraft and ashore

United States Navy

Seaman

1988

33 Performed all basic seamanship functions aboard ship that involve line or wire

including knot tying, whipping and seizing, as well as rigging used to secure the ship

to a pier moor, or anchor

34 Indentified functions of navigation and shipboard equipment including both fixed

and portable items

35 Responsible for the timely lowering, raising, and launching of life saving

equipment which saved many lives

36 Utilized knowledge of navigational aids, Nautical Rules of the Road, and the

buoys of inland waters of the US

37 Performed first aid treatments for electrical shock, simple and compound

fractures, and heat exhaustion

38 Qualified as a Swimmer Fourth Class requiring floating for a minimum of five

minutes, using clothing as a flotation device, and being able to swim through oil,

flames, and debris safely and swiftly

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