Hoyt Larry Crowe **** HWY *** Sumner, Georgia ****9

Crowe's Sandblasting and Irrigation Design

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Sumner, Ga. 31789 Larry Crowe 229-***-**** (5882)

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Self employed sandblasting, painting various types of farm equipment.

Survey fields gathering data then designing irrigations systems for

farm products. Using computer aided drafting and design programs design

irrigation systems.

Reason for leaving: Due to economy there is little to no business.

October 2010

April 2009

TWC, Inc.

Hwy 82 west

Tifton, Ga. H.C. Spivey 229-***-****

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Use GPS unit to gather data required for a design of an irrigation

system. Using 2 different cad programs enter the data into them then

with assistance of another skilled person design the system. Once

designed, draw components used in the system to aid in installation.

March 2009

April 2009

Reason for leaving: Enjoy the work but unsatisified with organization

operations.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

Southern Ag And Turf Supply

2508 S. Carpenter Rd.

Tifton, Ga. 31794 H.C. Spivey 229-***-****

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Using a total station and Gps unit to gather data required for design

of an irrigation system. Using 2 different cad programs enter the data

into them then with the assistance of another skilled person design the

system. Using cad program draw assembly drawings of components used in

the irrigation systems, digitize areas from aerial photo's for making

project estimates.

Responsible for inventory and order of drafting and design supplies.

June 1996 to March 2009

Reason for leaving: Company closed.

I set up and operate a total station instrument and recorded the

data.

Instruct the rodman as to where and how I want shots. Using my

judgement set reference points for future layout for installer to

locate valves, etc. After gathering field data I entered it into one of

our cad programs then used it to draw the contours. I then would

convert it into a dxf file and put it into the irrigation program and

begin to do cleanup and improve the appearance of the data. After

receiving the requirements of the system I would then lay drip tape or

place sprinklers at proper locations on the drawing. With assistance

from others the design would be finished up, along with making a parts

list and printing several copies of the drawing packages. The programs

I used were "Irricad" and "Modelmaker" as main programs along with

doing some file conversions using "Autocad 2000". Plotters I used were

Calcomp pen plotter and HP Design Jet 1055cm for large documents.

Upon purchase of a GPS unit it eliminated the use of another assistant

and now I use it for gathering of info for designing a project.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

Jerry Lindsey

140 Oak Grove Rd.

Sylvester, Ga.

31791 Jerry Lindsey 229-***-****

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Gather data necessary for making deeds and do required survey work for

various county road paving projects.

August 1994 to June 1996

Reason for leaving: Offered full time cad job with at least 40 hours

per week.

I worked as a independent contractor to supply Jerry Lindsey with

the field work, surveying road construction projects and land surveys.

I set up and operated a total station instrument. Instructed the rodman

as to where and how I wanted shots. Using my judgement set reference

points for future use to shorten time required for setting final corner

pins.

Assist in researching deeds, entering data into programs, recording

field data, use detector to find corner pins or reference points, do

stake-out as required for various road and construction projects for

grade, right of way, and set points for specific items as required.

Trim or cut path for line of sight operation. Gather topo information

for projects where needed.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

Self employed part time operating a small business sandblasting and

painting equipment.

Crowe's Sandblasting

Route One Box 4000

Sumner, Georgia, 31789

March 1991 to Present 229-***-****

Reason for leaving:

Not enough of this type work for full time

Work experience

Give cost estimates to customers, order materials and repair parts and

maintain equipment. I prepare various types of material for painting by

sandblasting. Upon completion of this stage I spray the surface with

primer. When the drying period is over I then apply the proper type of

paint. I use regular enamel paint on light duty equipment and use Epoxy

or Imron types on corrosive or extended use equipment. In performing

this job I maintain a large portable aircompressor, truck, blasting

hose, pot, sandblast hood, respirator and paint gun. This job requires

versatility in that knowledge of materials is necessary in order to

prevent high cost damage in certain instances. Examples of some of the

equipment I have worked on in the past are. Sandblast trucks, antique

autos, gas pumps, brick buildings, lawn furniture, fertilizer

spreaders, peanut trailers, tractors, and airplanes being rebuilt. I

work this as a part time job or whenever my Dad needs help with a job

or contract.

Summary Statement

Worked during plant shutdowns rebuilding or repairing industrial

machines used in phosphate processing plants.

Industrial Construction and Welding, Inc.

(Gary M. Gunn, President) Porter Road

Rt. 2, Box 206-A

Lithia, Florida 33547

Bus.813-***-****) Res.-813-***-****)

Fax.813-***-****)

June 1994 to July 1994

Reason for leaving: Part time work.

I rebuild, repair and clean phosphate filters, acid towers and other

related equipment. I replace journals and bearings, shim and level

screening pans, replace load bearing casters and adjust for proper

loading. Rebuild casters by wheel replacement and bearing replacement.

Service automatic lubrication system by repair or replacement of lines

and cleaning, adjusting or replacing injectors. Remove, replace or

reinstall large distribution hoses. Work on distribution manifold on

filter by making adjustments to baffles, applying gasket material,

cleaning and reinstalling. Measure, cut and install new lubrication

lines. Install plexiglass safety shields. Work inside phosphoric acid

towers using protective suits,gloves,shields and respirators. Remove,

clean and reinstall filters, clean tanks using large suction hose.

Locate drill, tap and plug any holes in pipes used for distribution of

the product. This work is performed inside tank with hazardous

chemicals and severe temperatures. Tools used in performing this job

are: impact wrenches and ratchets, drills, hand wrenches, bearing

presses, electric hoists, chainhoist,cables, straps, hammers, hydraulic

jacks. Drive one ton tool truck to various local and out of state jobs.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

I was working as a seasonal employee with sorting and logging in film

to be developed.

Walmart Photo Lab Tifton, Georgia

March 1994 to June 1994

Reason for leaving: Hired as a seasonal employee only.

Work experience

I unload vans of film, pour into bins for sorting, apply sequence

numbers to film canisters, sort film, log into system bag

numbers,create tags for packages of film using computer for accurate

film type and process to use developing and printing. I work from 10:00

PM till 6:30 AM or until all film work is completed in mv area.

Summary Statement

Worked during plant shutdowns rebuilding or repairing industrial

machines used in phosphate processing plants.

Industrial Construction and Welding, Inc.

(Gary M. Gunn, President) Porter Road

Rt. 2, Box 206-A

Lithia, Florida 33547

Bus.813-***-****) Res.-813-***-****)

Fax.813-***-****)

February 1993 to March 1994

Reason for leaving: Part time work.

I rebuild, repair and clean phosphate filters, acid towers and other

related equipment. I replace journals and bearings, shim and level

screening pans, replace load bearing casters and adjust for proper

loading. Rebuild casters by wheel replacement and bearing replacement.

Service automatic lubrication system by repair or replacement of lines

and cleaning, adjusting or replacing injectors. Remove, replace or

reinstall large distribution hoses. Work on distribution manifold on

filter by making adjustments to baffles, applying gasket material,

cleaning and reinstalling. Measure, cut and install new lubrication

lines. Install plexiglass safety shields. Work inside phosphoric acid

towers using protective suits,gloves,shields and respirators. Remove,

clean and reinstall filters, clean tanks using large suction hose.

Locate drill, tap and plug any holes in pipes used for distribution of

the product. This work is performed inside tank with hazardous

chemicals and severe temperatures. Tools used in performing this job

are: impact wrenches and ratchets, drills, hand wrenches, bearing

presses, electric hoists, chainhoist,cables, straps, hammers, hydraulic

jacks. Drive one ton tool truck to various local and out of state jobs.

Summary Statement

Work as a substitute rural mail carrier

U.S. Postal Service

364 Green Street .

Gainesville, Ga.

30501-9998

September 1992 until February 1993

Reason for leaving: Working only part time interfered with my main

source of income. Worked only 6 hrs. per week at this job with little

chance of becoming full time.

Worked as temporary Rural Carrier Associate. I provided auxiliary

assistance and served in the absence of a regular carrier. I was

required to sort mail weighing up to 70 pounds, and deliver all mail

and parcels to the designated addresses. I also had to maintain

required information and record changes of address, maintain other

reports as required, and forward mail where required. As part of the

job I was expected to accept, collect, and deliver all classes of mail

on my route as well as sell stamp supplies and money orders. The duties

of this position were arduous and required me to be in good physical

condition. Placing letters and parcels in mail boxes required careful

handling of the vehicle and frequent shifting from one side of the

vehicle to the other. It was part of my job to ensure my vehicle was

maintained to ensure meeting schedules and meeting dispatches. It was

essential that I maintained a pleasant and effective working relation

with postal customers and present an acceptable appearance.

Summary Statement

Worked during plant shutdowns rebuilding or repairing industrial

machines used in phosphate processing plants.

Industrial Construction and Welding, Inc.

(Gary M. Gunn, President) Porter Road

Rt. 2, Box 206-A

Lithia, Florida 33547

Bus.813-***-****) Res.-813-***-****)

Fax.813-***-****)

October 1991 to September 1992

Reason for leaving: Part time work.

I rebuild, repair and clean phosphate filters, acid towers and other

related equipment. I replace journals and bearings, shim and level

screening pans, replace load bearing casters and adjust for proper

loading. Rebuild casters by wheel replacement and bearing replacement.

Service automatic lubrication system by repair or replacement of lines

and cleaning, adjusting or replacing injectors. Remove, replace or

reinstall large distribution hoses. Work on distribution manifold on

filter by making adjustments to baffles, applying gasket material,

cleaning and reinstalling. Measure, cut and install new lubrication

lines. Install plexiglass safety shields. Work inside phosphoric acid

towers using protective suits,gloves,shields and respirators. Remove,

clean and reinstall filters, clean tanks using large suction hose.

Locate drill, tap and plug any holes in pipes used for distribution of

the product. This work is performed inside tank with hazardous

chemicals and severe temperatures. Tools used in performing this job

are: impact wrenches and ratchets, drills, hand wrenches, bearing

presses, electric hoists, chainhoist,cables, straps, hammers, hydraulic

jacks. Drive one ton tool truck to various local and out of state jobs.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

Excercises technical and administrative supervision over Technical

Design Unit. This group is responsible for the design, development, and

production of Interface Devices (IDs) Providing general engineering

technical support for Test Program Set development and

maintenance,preparation and review of final documentation/publications

relating to the Automatic Test Equipment Program. This unit consists of

3 Draftsmen, 4 Technical Manual Writers and 10 Engineering Technicians.

Marine Corps Logistics Base

Albany Georgia

WORK EXPERIENCE

May 1989 to March 1991

Reason for leaving: Desire career change

Supervisor Engineering Technician GS 11

Directs the operations of the design unit for acceptable quality and

productivity levels. Provides expert development of technical

consultation in the area of automatic test equipment interface devices

and exercise technical and administrative supervision over Design Unit

to assure the timely, cost effective accomplishment of Unit objectives.

Directs Technical accomplishment of the development, preparation,

publication, and maintenance of the Automatic Test Equipment Program

related documents/publications such as technical manuals, user's

guides, and maintenance procedures. Supervises and manages the

Technical Design budget for adherance, personnel staffing, utilization,

and training. Actively supports MCLB Affirmative program.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

While working as an Engineering Technician, I was responsible for

designing Interface adapters to include drawings, illustrations, parts

research, ordering and creating parts lists.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia

March 17,1986 to May 1989

Reason for leaving leaving: Promoted to Supervisor

Engineering Technician (GS 7-8-9)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Designs, develops, and fabricates Automatic Test Equipment Interface

Device adapters, equipment enclosures, special cabling and other

hardware required to provide the interface between the Unit Under Test

and the ATE system. Operates and interprets data from mechanical,

electrical, and electronic test, measurement and diagnostic equipment,

analyzes problems and reaches logical solution, prepares detailed

technical reports and reads and interprets engineering specifications

and plans. Prepare artwork circuit boards required to support the

manufacturing of printed circuits. Prepare drawings, illustrations,

charts, schematic diagrams, parts lists, tables, and other related

documents. Much of this work was performed using a Cad system and

related equipment. The drafting program used was Versacad. The

computers were using HP 7585 plotters and Summagraphics digitizers and

dual monitors with Nth engine.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

While Working as a sandblaster I blasted many types of equipment and

parts. This consisted of using abrasive material under high pressure,

steam cleaning and use of various chemical strippers.

Marine Corps Logistics Base

Albany Georgia

February 1983 to March 1986

Reason for leaving:

Promoted to Engineering Department

Sandblaster (WG 5-7 WORK EXPERIENCE)

I inspect equipment, components and parts for rust, scale, paint and

other imperfections to be removed. Determine the kind of metal and the

components and parts for blasting by masking data plates, lights,

threads, etc. that are subject to being damaged by blasting materials.

Places equipment, components, or parts in rotoblaster, beadblaster, or

other specified blaster as may be required according to kind of metal,

gauge of metal, and floor space required for equipment, components or

parts, adjusts metal, and floor space required for equipment,

components or parts, adjusts air pressure and directs stream of

abrasive over area requiring removal of imperfections. After blasting,

cleans residual blast material away and inspects to see that areas are

free of imperfections. Upon completion, signs route tag and notifies

supervisor or dispatcher that equipment, components, or parts are ready

for next station. Set up and perform the steam or high pressure water

cleaning of equipment, components, and parts. After cleaning, inspects

to see that dirt, oil, and other impurities are removed. Spray each

piece with preservative oil to prevent oxidation and rust. Remove

coatings from generator hulls, electronic aluminum shelters, component

parts, by spraying chemical paint stripper on unit and cleaning with

steam after chemical has loosened coating. This method of stripping is

normally used where the units are large size or on equipment that are

constructed of thin gauge metal, or of such design that stripping is

the most effective process. I perform the duties of preparing equipment

or components of equipment for paint by masking, sanding, taping,

applying protective coating over surface as required prior to paint.

This operation will be performed when operating the tumbler or roto

abrasive blasting machines and this equipment does not require the

operator's constant attention. Operate material handling equipment

such as warehouse tractors and fork lifts to move equipment or

components into or out of process area when material handling equipment

is available, when no operator is present. Also drive equipment into or

out of process area when there is no operator available. To accomplish

my job I use ladders, scaffolds, platforms. Work inside portable

transport tanks, work underneath, inside, outside or stand on equipment

itself to accomplish the assigned duties. Stand, stoop, climb, crouch,

crawl and occasionally work in close cramped areas. Wear protective

equipment. Lift items weighing from a fraction of a pound to 100 pounds

and carries these items short distances. This work was done under

hazardous conditions such as exposure to heavy moving equipment, high

air pressure and water lines, toxic fumes and chemicals such as various

cleaning compounds, paints, paint removers, carbon monoxide, hot water

and steam, various lubricants and solvents. Exposure to possible injury

from overhead cranes, bruises, cuts, scalds, burns, falls in cold,

heat, wind and rain. Temperatures range from 100 F to below freezing.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

While working as a Transportation Enforcement Officer I was a certified

peace officer enforcing the States weight laws using portable-and

permanent scales.

Georgia Department Of Transportation

710 West Second Street

Tifton, Georgia 31794

December 1981 to Feb 1983

Reason for leaving: Better job opportunity

Transportation Enforcement Officer

WORK EXPERIENCE

While working as Transportation Enforcement Officer I set up

electronic scales for weighing operations. I operated scales weighing

trucks checking axle, tandem and gross weight. After weighing I checked

the tag and other related items, forms. After determining that a

violation has occurred, I fill out the proper citation and explain to

the operator what the problem is and how to solve it. When the

violation required an administrative hearing I attended as a witness

for the State of Georgia. I was responsible for knowing and staying

aware of revisions of state laws and regulations that affect our

enforcement policies and assure that all team members were aware of it.

I would train new enforcement officers, responsible for a team of

officers and had to make decisions on a daily basis on a variety of

problems. I would prepare citations, make and file daily reports,

vehicle reports, fill out payrolls and daily time sheets and other

related work as required. Assure that shift personnel report to work in

a timely manner and in uniform as issued and authorized by the

department. I was responsible for maintaining a firearm issued by the

department.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

While working with the Road inventory unit we gathered data used to

update the county and state maps.

Georgia Department Of Transportation

710 West Second Street

Tifton, Georgia 31794

December 1976 to December 1981

Reason for leaving: Constant overnight travel

Engineering Technician III

WORK EXPERIENCE

I recorded all characteristics of roadways and right of ways. My job

consisted of the collection of roadway characteristics data which

involves checking against, adding to, or deleting from county printouts

such data as mile points and descriptions, type system, travel lanes,

surface widths and types, shoulder width and types, auxiliary lane

widths and types, guardrail, right-of-ways, mowing limits, ditches, all

state, county, city, urban and national forest boundary lines, etc.

This requires considerable knowledge of road characteristics codes and

procedures involved in collecting road inventory data. Perform

additions, changes, and deletions of mapping data recorded on strip

maps, which involve color coding surface types, plotting of new roads,

culture changes, etc. Perform quality checks of all county road and

city street bridges against county bridge inventory forms, which

requires measuring length and width and checking other information such

as overhead clearance, type and condition of substructure and

superstructure, type floor decking, etc. When new bridge is present a

bridge inventory form is filled out. Take compass bearings on all new

alignment and new roads and record mile logs, descriptions, surface

types, bearings, and necessary culture onto new road code sheets.

Assist party supervisor in the details for drawing critical road

intersection sheets which involve measuring travel lanes, auxiliary

lanes, and medians. Check all functional classification road systems

and traffic control section numbers on county road characteristics

printout before inventorying county scheduled. Collect data used

in computing the Public Roads Needs Analysis report, which involves

performing the duties of house, critical curve and critical grade

counts. This job consisted of this work in 32 counties to be repeated

on a six year cycle.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

Upon closing of our Sylvester engineering office I was temporarily

transferred to this section. We did repaving of highways, we were

utilized in different areas. We were used to flag traffic, operate

equipment and help make starting and ending joints of paving.

Georgia Department Of Transportation

710 West Second Street

Tifton, Georgia 31794

December 1975 to December 1976

Reason for leaving: Worked here only temporarily because of office

closing then placed back into the Engineering department.

Engineering Technician II

WORK EXPERIENCE

Temporarily work with a road paving crew paving roads, operating

various types of construction equipment. Examples are different types

and sizes of dump trucks, tractors, rock spreaders, rollers, vans and

special equipped trucks such as epoxy applicators for securing

reflectors onto highway.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

My job here was working in a Resident engineers office. We worked on a

survey team when needed, ran various material test and did inspections

of contractors work in the areas of bridge construction, road building

and repairing.

Georgia Department Of Transportation

302 North Westberry Street

Sylvester, Georgia 31791

August 1971 to December 1975

Reason for leaving

Resident Engineers office closed

Engineering Technician (II)

WORK EXPERIENCE

I performed routine observations with instructions from highway

project engineer, such as completion of grading, arrival of materials,

etc., received materials tickets; assisted in operation of instruments

such as transit for designating proper line and grade; performed more

technical types of inspections, such as checking concrete work, paving,

finish grading, grassing, etc., for compliance with plans or contract.

Kept routine records, such as quantity books and attended training

sessions. Under supervision operated survey instruments such as

transit, level, rod, steel tape, cloth tape, surveyors chain, and other

instruments. Read rod and called out readings to party chief, recorded

measurements in field book, performed routine mathematical calculations

pertaining to earth work volume and geometric location of points,

learned to operate engineer's level in taking cross sections of right-

of-way, used metal detector to locate property pins and performed

routine maintenance on equipment and instruments, as necessary used

various tools to clear undergrowth and other obstacles from survey

line. Set up basic procedures, made simple adjustments to and operated

or utilized test equipment and instruments such as gram scales,

shakers, automatic hammers, compression machines, calculators,

compactors, pulverizers, viscometer, etc. Performed tests of a

standard and repetitive nature on materials and soils. Used well

established methods and procedures to record test findings based on the

observation of instrument readings and the reaction of materials or

soils under test conditions, performed computations using standard

tables and formulas, compiled test data in tabular or narrative form.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

While in the military I attended several training courses to prepare

me to work in the communications field. After the schools were

completed I was assigned to an Army communications agency. We repaired

or constructed antenna fields consisting of different types of

antennas. This required working from heights of up to 400 feet, pole

climbing and use of handtools.

U.S. Army

Hq. Company Communications Engineering Installation Agency (CEEIA)

Western Hemisphere

Ft. Huachuca, Ariz. 85635

July 2, 1969 to July 1971

Reason for leaving:

Drafted and my 2 yrs. were completed

Antennaman and Polelineman

WORK EXPERIENCE

Assemble communication systems including antennas, cables and

supports, repair or rebuild existing systems worldwide. I worked on a

team repairing or building antenna systems. This required working from

heights of up to 400 feet on a continuing basis. We would assemble the

antenna support system which usually consisted of at least two towers

then assemble the antenna and attach to the towers. We would then make

the appropriate cable attachments. As required we would use lashing

machine to attach cable to the supporting element. We would use

drilling truck when available to install anchors, or to set poles and

various handtools as needed. Travel worldwide.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

I worked at a local Resident engineers office inspecting, running

various material test, and worked on a survey team as needed.

Ga. Department Of Transportation

302 North Westberry Street

Sylvester, Georgia 31791

June 6, 1968 to June 30, 1969

Reason for leaving:

Drafted into U.S ARMY

Engineer Aide I

WORK EXPERIENCE

I performed routine observations with instructions from highway

project engineer, such as completion of grading, arrival of materials,

etc., received materials tickets; assisted in operation of instruments

such as transit for designating proper line and grade, performed more

technical types of inspections, such as checking concrete work, paving,

finish grading, grassing, etc. for compliance with plans or contract.

Kept routine records, such as quantity books and attended training

sessions. Under supervision operated survey instruments such as

transit, level, rod, steel tape, cloth tape, surveyors chain, and other

instruments. Read rod and called out readings to party chief, recorded

measurements in field book, performed routine mathematical calculations

pertaining to earth work volume and geometric location of points,

learned to operate engineer's level in taking cross sections of right-

of-way, used metal detector to locate property pins and performed

routine maintenance on equipment and instruments, as necessary used

various tools to clear undergrowth and other obstacles from survey

line. Set up, made simple adjustments to and operated or utilized test

equipment and instruments such as gram scales, shakers, automatic

hammers, compression machines, calculators, compactors, pulverizers,

air meters, viscometer, etc. and performed those tests of a standard

and repetitive nature on materials and soils. Used well established

methods and procedures to record test findings based on the observation

of instrument readings and the reaction of materials or soils under

test conditions, performed computations using standard tables and

formulas, compiled test data in tabular or narrative form, read

blueprints, plans, sketches. Keep records of truck mileage and

expenses.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

My job while working here was sandblasting, painting and repair of

bridges. We cleaned and painted metal beams, guardrail, pilings and

assisted the other crews in replacement of pilings supporting the

bridges.

Georgia Department Of Transportation

710 West Second Street

Tifton, Georgia 31794

April 1968 to June 1968

Reason for leaving:

Promoted to Engineering department

Equipment Operator I

WORK EXPERIENCE

Worked on bridge maintenance crew repairing bridges with broken

concrete or rusted metal structure. Sandblasted, primed and painted

beams, piling and guard rails. Operated air compressor, blasting

equipment, paint gun, air hammers and heavy trucks and equipment as

needed. This job on occasion required painting and blasting underneath

bridges up to 100 feet above the water.

SUMMARY STATEMENT

While serving in the Air National Guard I maintained and operated

communication equipment. This required troubleshooting and repairing

when necessary. To do this I used written procedures and knowledge

gained from previous experience.

224th (JCSS) Joint Communications Support Squadron

St. Simons Island, Georgia 31522

Sept 1981 to Sept 1982 and Oct 1984 to Oct 1987

Reason for leaving:

Enlistment completed and to distant to drive.

Wideband Maintenance Repairman (SGT) Space Communications System

Equipment Operator/Repairman (SSGT)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Install fixed wideband communication systems. Unpack, inspect,

position, mount, and connect equipment using standard procedures.

Check, test and replace major and minor parts. In course of doing these

duties I refer to plans and equipment specifications and assist in

conducting site surveys and equipment positioning, and as needed

establish communications systems interface. Inspect and adjust

components using circuit schematics and cable diagrams to trace

circuits. Use common and specialized test equipment to test and

determine circuit efficiency. Accomplish system alignment and

adjustments to provide optimum system performance. Make computations

involving current, voltage, and power. Assist in testing of wire

communications equipment such as teletypewriters and telephone carrier

and repeater equipment. Maintain fixed, mobile. transportable wideband

communication systems. Tune, test-operate and adjust equipment. Inspect

tubes, pilot lights, connecting plugs, circuit wiring, solid state and

other components to identify signs of damage. Isolate malfunctions,

replace faulty electronic parts and make adjustments to maintain

equipment within established parameters. Clean, tightens, and adjust

mountings, chassis, wire racks plugs,jacks, switches, and meters.

Dismantles and repairs circuit wiring and replace major defective

components using abrasion tools, special abrasive paper and cloth and

other materials. Test/operate equipment to assure proper operation.

Perform high reliability soldering on parts repaired. Inspect all

equipment to determine operational status. Interpret inspection

findings and determines the adequacy of corrective actions. Check

installed or repaired components to insure compliance to technical

publications. Studies technical orders and other technical information

relevant to wideband communications systems. Evaluate justification and

practicability of proposed modifications.

Education

Worth County High School Sylvester Georgia 1967 Diploma

Moultrie Vo-Tech Moultrie Georgia 1976 Highway Engineering

Moultrie Vo_Tech Moultrie, Georgia 1979 Private Pilot Course

Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College Tifton Georgia Real Estate

Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College Tifton, Georgia Police Academy

Albany Jr. College Albany, Georgia Open water diver

Albany Vo-Tech Albany, Georgia DC electronics

Moultrie Technical College Tifton Georgia 2010 EMT Intermediate

Ft. Benning Columbus, Georgia Army basic

Ft. Gordon, Ga. Augusta, Georgia Polelineman

Sheppard AFB Witchia Falls Tx. Antennaman

Air Nat'l Guard St.Simons Is. Ga. radio relay repairman

Satellite equipment

repair and operator

References:

H.C. Spivey Omega, Georgia 229-***-****

Jerry Lindsey, 140 oak Grove rd, Sylvester, Ga, 229-***-****

Lonnie Burgess, TyTy, Georgia, 229-***-****

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