David James

**** ******** **** *****

Fayetteville, NC 28314

United States

910-***-****

910-***-****

Email: abimer@r.postjobfree.com

Engineering and Professional Services, Inc., (08/2008 to Present),

TECHNICIAN III POWER GENERATION EQUIPMENT INSPECTOR, Fort Bragg, North

Carolina, United States

Supervisor: Angel Diaz, 910-***-**** Contact: Yes

Salary:

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Power Generation Inspector / Team Member providing support to

Communications Electronics Command CECOM LBE Branch. Ensure CECOM Left

Behind Equipment are maintained and serviced in accordance with Army

Technical Manuals (TMs) to 10/20 standards for reissue. Support Army

personnel and civilian contractors in the operations, support, repair and

identification of electronic equipment inducted in the CECOM LBE Program.

Review and adhere to timeline and schedules for CECOM LBE technical team

conducting inspections of equipment during the induction or re-issue of LBE

equipment. Manage property and resources on manual and automated systems.

Ensure requirements of Integrated Logistics Support Plan (ILSP) are

performed accurately and to standard. Provide comprehensive knowledge of

maintenance and operational functions to include maintenance, training,

supply, and management information systems and logistics information

systems (SAMS, PBUSE, LIW). Work closely with the AFSB/LSE to identify and

assigned the source of repair (SOR) to complete maintenance on equipment.

Participate in the work-loading process established by AMC and ASC SSO to

coordinate maintenance decisions (SOR) of (B16) power generation equipment.

Responsible for the identification of power generation equipment in the LBE

pool requiring disposition instructions as obsolete items, identified

obsolete items at induction and processed for disposition instructions vice

induction to LBE pool. Assist local ASC LBE personnel with the preparation

of tracking through hard copy or Standard Army Maintenance Systems Enhanced

(SAMS-E) to induct equipment into a SOR if needed. Ensure Logistics

Information Warehouse (LIW) visibility of all B16 items through SAMS.

MTC Technologies, (11/2007 to 08/2008), Quality Assurance Representative,

Fort Bragg, North Carolina, United States

Supervisor: Contact:

Salary:

Hours per week: 40

Duties: As Maintenance Quality Assurance (QAR) Inspector, responsible for

classifying and documenting inspection results for a diverse assortment of

major end items being inducted or worked in support of Left Behind

Equipment (LBE). Monitor weekly production schedules for all projects.

Visit maintenance work sites; provide maintenance logistic assistance and

relay problems and suggestions to designated supervisor. Work with Army

Class VII equipment. Strong working knowledge of maintenance and

functionality of FMTV, LMTV, HMMWV, HEMTT, Army Engineer and Quarter Master

(QM) equipment. Responsible for the performance of a variety of equipment

inspection assignments involving the performance of initial, in-process and

final equipment inspections. Comprehensive knowledge of the missions and

responsibilities relative to the use, maintenance, repair, testing,

calibration, and inspection of tactical ground equipment and associated

support equipment and subcomponents. Perform Quality Assurance inspections

and evaluations of maintenance and repair on all types of technical and

tactical air and ground equipment assigned. Inspections were conducted to

identify discrepancies, verify sound mechanical practices and evaluate

product quality. Inspection results were recorded and incorporated into

mechanics performance reports. Follow-ups were conducted to ensure

mechanics employed appropriate corrective actions. Performed final

inspection of completed jobs on a wide variety of military vehicles and

other equipment for conformance to standards as well as for safety issue

items. Determined whether work was completed within established time

periods and inspected in accordance with maintenance Allocation Charts and

Technical Manuals of Quality Control. Conducted compliance

inspections/evaluations of equipment forms, and records; monitored files of

required forms and records applicable to the shop operations. Periodically

inspected shop publications files and technical library to assure proper

upkeep and timely posting of changes to publication. Responsible for

verifying the correct methods, techniques, and procedures were used by the

mechanics and that work was in accordance with shop SOP and equipment

technical manuals.

Fort Bragg Distribution Management Team, Kon Struct Builders, Inc.,

(11/2006 to 11/2007), MAINTENANCE ANALYST MANAGER, Fort Bragg, North

Carolina, United States

Supervisor: Contact:

Salary:

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Responsible for providing technical, administrative, and management

support services to assigned organization, provide expertise on all matters

relating to logistics policy, readiness reporting, supply, maintenance,

FORSCOM, LOGSA, DLA operations and logistics staff officers. Assist support

operations and maintenance managers in the completion of logistics

operations as required; prepare and present briefings and answer ad hoc

queries from various agencies during maintenance meetings. Provide

recommended logistics policy and assessments as required. Develop and

monitor review and analysis programs and reports as directed in accordance

with Sustainment, LBE and Reset management publications. Developed programs

focused on activities, practices, and procedures directly related to

logistics readiness sustainment, Left Behind Equipment and RESET processes

and procedures. Assist in planning the design, development, maintenance and

establishment of maintenance information databases, automated trend

analysis, and assessments tools. Provide readiness reporting and

interpretation of LBE and RESET policies governing logistics at

DA/AMC/ASE/AFSB/DMC/DMT level. Provide expert support on all maintenance

logistics Standard Army Management Information System (STAMIS)

applications. Track all non-mission capable maintenance jobs at all levels

of repair through completion. Check status of requisitions for repair parts

and suspense items. Provide assistance to personnel requiring parts to be

expedited due to readiness requirements. Analyze maintenance information to

maximize readiness. Analyze information from SAMS-E systems, Standard Army

Retail Supply System (SARSS), DMT internal data bases, and LIW products.

Operate and manage SAMSE-2 for Unit Readiness Reporting. Managed Reportable

Items Report; Complete Work Orders; Workload process; Work Order Parts;

Maintenance Performance; Maintenance Cost; Operational Readiness Float.

Analyze 026 from Standard Army Maintenance System (SAMS) and combine

integrated information into a database and review for discrepancies. Review

and process Closed Work Order File to Logistics Support Agency (LOGSA).

Responsible for managing Work Order Logistical File (WOLF) Data and

Processing Installation Code. Complete daily processing of Army Materiel

Status System (AMSS). Utilize ILAP data for readiness and to determine

fiscal trends. Consolidate and analyze data for the Logistics readiness

Review Brief (LRR) and Readiness & Analysis. Provide a Critical Items List

(CIL) for assigned organization and coordinate with supply managers to

expedite repair parts with unacceptable Estimated Ship Date (ESD). Provide

customer support for legacy operations and current maintenance STAMIS

systems. Responsible for updating parent unit configuration in SAMS-E and

ASORTS and prepare related briefs and reports. Manage maintenance and

supply status at every level of repair until equipment is fully operable.

Track parts and status of equipment in RESET, LBE Program and assist units

in identification of LBE Rolling Stock and Ancillary Equipment. Monitor

equipment transfer and RESET Dollars Spent Tracker Management System.

Responsible for providing all asset visibility of LBE equipment for both

Rolling Stock and Containerized Items and related programs. Integrate

equipment status and availability into the Army Force Generation (ARFORGEN)

Program.

MTC Technologies, (08/2006 to 11/2006), Quality Assurance Representative,

Fort Bragg, North Carolina, United States

Supervisor: Contact:

Salary:

Hours per week: 40

Duties: As Maintenance Quality Assurance (QAR) Inspector, responsible for

classifying and documenting inspection results for a diverse assortment of

major end items being inducted or worked in support of Left Behind

Equipment (LBE). Monitor weekly production schedules for all projects.

Visit maintenance work sites; provide maintenance logistic assistance and

relay problems and suggestions to designated supervisor. Work with Army

Class VII equipment. Be very familiar with the maintenance and

functionality of FMTV, LMTV, HMMWV, Army Engineer and QM equipment.

Responsible for the performance of a variety of equipment inspection

assignments involving the performance of initial, in-process and final

equipment inspections. Performed final inspection of completed jobs on a

wide variety of military vehicles and other equipment for conformance to

standards as well as for safety issue items. Responsible for verifying the

correct methods, techniques, and procedures were used by the mechanics and

that work was in accordance with shop SOP and equipment technical manuals.

US Army, 1st Corps Support Command, (12/2001 to 08/2006), SENIOR

MAINTENANCE MANAGER, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, United States

Supervisor: Contact:

Salary: MSG

Hours per week: 40

Duties: As primary advisor coordinated procurement and disposition of

equipment, provided technical authority for all functions related to

maintenance and logistics programs. Developed the commands maintenance

policies and procedures to meet requirements and increase overall

effectiveness. Oversaw the implementation of actions involving acquisition

of equipment, accountability of tools and Prescribe Load List (PLL)

inventory management. Coordinated maintenance and logistics requirements

with Defense Logistics Agency and Army Materiel Command item managers to

expedite repair parts. Used a broad variety of regulations, bulletins,

circulars, technical manuals, process standards and specification,

maintenance instruction manuals, inspection/test procedures, contract and

quality assurance policy instructions to evaluate maintenance of tactical

ground equipment, assemblies, components and sub-components. Interpreted

and applied guidance to individual situations. Advised Maintenance

Management Office on maintenance issues as they arose. Excellent

interpersonal skills enabling anticipation of problems and resolution of

issues with ease. Provided a positive, proactive learning environment for

subordinate soldiers. Inspected maintenance facilities periodically to

determine effectiveness of the shop safety program including activities and

operations. Inspected for physical security of buildings and equipment.

Inspected facilities upkeep and utilities usage, reporting finding with

recommendations to Maintenance Technician.

US Army, 1/58th Aviation Regiment, (12/1999 to 11/2001), FLEET MANAGER,

Fort Bragg, North Carolina, United States

Supervisor: Contact:

Salary: MSG

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Fleet Manager for a Corps Air Traffic Services Battalion with

assets valued at $47,000,000. Supervised, organized, inspected and assisted

in the training of seven company maintenance programs; four separate

companies throughout the US. Coordinated and resolved difficult maintenance

problems.

US Army, 196th Infantry Brigade, (01/1997 to 04/1999), SENIOR MAINTENANCE

ADVISOR, Barrigada, Guam

*Served at the Training Support Brigade Pacific as the Senior Maintenance

Advisor from February 1997 to January 1998 at Fort Shafter, Hawaii

EDUCATION

Summit University

New Orleans, Louisiana

United States

Degree: Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Major: Management

Dates: 2000

GPA: 3.0 Semester hours:

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Specialized Education - SAMS-1E Operators Course, Ft. Bragg, NC, 2007

Specialized Education - ULLS-G4 Operators Course, Ft. Bragg. NC, 2006

Training - Safety Training Course, Ft. Bragg, NC, 2000

Training - Environmental Compliance Coordinator Course, Pearl Harbor, HI,

1998

Training - FMTV Maintenance Course, Pearl Harbor, HI, 1998

Training - Transportation of Hazardous Material Course, Pearl Harbor, HI,

1998

Training - Mobile Planner Course, Ft. McCoy, WI, 1997

Training - Prescribe Load List Course, Camp Walker, Korea, 1997

Training - Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Course, Aberdeen Proving

Grounds, Maryland, 1995

Award - Meritorious Service Medal (5th Award)

Award - Army Commendation Medal (6th Award)

Award - Army Achievement Medal (4th Award)

Award - Meritorious Unit Commendation

Award - National Defense Service Medal (2nd Award)

Award - South West Asia Service Medal with Bronze Service Star

Award - Global war on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal

Award - Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

Award - Korea Defense Service Medal

Award - Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon (3rd

Award)

Award - Army Service Ribbon

Award - Overseas Service Ribbon (5th Award)

Award - Kuwait Saudi Arabia Liberation Medal

Award - Kuwait Kuwait Liberation Medal

Award - Driver and Mechanic Badge

Computer Software, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

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