Equipment Security

TY A GOMEZ

**** ****** ****, *** *******, TX ****7

Cell: 210-***-****

*********@*****.***

Career Objectives

Communications Repair, EMS, Security. Obtain an engineering degree.

Summary of Qualifications

Communication equipment repair, Large vehicle driver, Self-defense skill levels 1-3, Advanced self-defense skill level,

Advanced First Aid.

Computer literate, Skilled with Form Filler, Microsoft Office suite, Adobe Reader, Photoshop CS 2, and Auto CAD

Work History

01/10 – Present AlliedBarton Security Services – San Antonio, Texas

Security Officer

Full time employee with responsibilities that include, but are not limited to: greeting guests and employees, answering

questions, assist guests and employees with reasonable requests, patrol facility and man guard post as instructed, serve

as a general security presence and visible deterrent to crime and client rule infractions, plus respond to emergencies

when required. My military training has given me an excellent foundation of skills from which I draw from to expertly

execute my responsibilities at AlliedBarton.

01/09 – 12/09 EGSI - San Antonio, Texas

Temp employee.

Working odd jobs such as a driver’s helper for Green Star and temp cashier for Academy.

Registering for college with a major in engineering.

01/08 – 10/08 Royal Cabaret - Dallas, Texas

Floor Manager

Managed the club floor.

11/06 – 01/08 Hooters and Humperdinks Restaurant and Brewery - Addison, Texas

Wait staff and Cook

Waited tables, cooked, and was responsible for opening and closing the restaurant.

04/06 – 10/06 Mastec - Fayetteville, North Carolina

Installer

Satellite TV installer.

01/01 – 03/06 U.S. Army - Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Radio Communications Security Repair

Active duty, obtained a security clearance of SECRET. My unit: HHC 112th Signal Battalion Special Operations

Command supported the Special Forces 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 10th Battalion. I was the radio/satellite communications

security repair tech performing and supervising direct support level maintenance of radio receivers, transmitters,

communication security equipment, controlled cryptographic items, and other associated equipment. I achieved Skill

Level 2.

I was trained to repair: RT-1523 (A, B, C, E) ; PSC-5 (A, B, D) ; LST-5 ; PRC-113 ; PRC-104 ; PRC-148 ; KG-94 ; KG-

194 (A); KIV-7 ; KIV-19 ; AN/PVS-7 (A, B, C, D) ; CYZ-10; SCAMPI SYSTEM; SATILITE SYSTEMS; NETWORK

SYSTEMS

Responsible for equipment repair status reports, quality control, equipment priorities, and necessary bench stock re-

supply. Proficient with Micosoft Office, AutoCad, and PhotoShop.

Other duties included, but were not limited to: First Responder, Combat Life Saver, Bus & Truck Driver, and Forklift

Operator.

License and additional training: FCC Certified Commercial Operators License, Computer Education Management

Association Programmer A+ and A++.

Deployed to: Thailand, Operation Cobra Gold

Iraq, Enduring Freedom

Iraq, Iraqi Freedom.

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Education

Aug 1995 - May 1999 James Madison HS - San Antonio, Texas

Education Level: High School Diploma/GED

GPA: 3.2

Graduated: Yes

Active Duty Training:

Sep 13, 2005 - Sep 15, 2005 Special Operations

First Responder

Status: Completed

Mar 01, 2004 - Mar 15, 2004 Aviation Electronics Training

Electronics Maintainer Boot Camp

Status: Completed

Feb 15, 2004 - Mar 07, 2004 National Radio Examiners

FCC Certification

Status: Completed

Feb 13, 2004 - Mar 04, 2004 Fayetteville Technical Community College

Emergency Lifesaver

Status: Completed

Jul 14, 2003 - Jul 25, 2003 Department of the Army

Bus Drivers Course

Status: Completed

Mar 26, 2001 - Sep 06, 2001 US ARMY ORDNANCE

List of Specialized Skills

Communication Equipment Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers ( 5 yrs 3 mos )

1. Adjusts or modifies equipment in accordance with customer request or to enhance performance of equipment. 5 to 9

years

2. Answers customers' inquiries or complaints. 5 to 9 years

3. Assembles and installs communication equipment, such as data communication lines and equipment, computer

systems, and antennas and towers, using hand tools. 5 to 9 years

4. Cleans and maintains tools, test equipment, and motor vehicle. 5 to 9 years

5. Climbs poles and ladders; constructs pole, roof mounts, or reinforcements; and mixes concrete to enable equipment

installation. 5 to 9 years

6. Communicates with base, using telephone or two-way radio to receive instructions or technical adviser, or to report

unauthorized use of equipment. 5 to 9 years

7. Demonstrates equipment and instructs customer in use of equipment. 5 to 9 years

8. Determines viability of site through observation, and discusses site location and construction requirements with

customer. 5 to 9 years

9. Digs holes or trenches. 5 to 9 years

10. Disassembles equipment to adjust, repair, or replace parts, using hand tools. 5 to 9 years

11. Evaluates quality of performance of installed equipment by observance and using test equipment. 5 to 9 years

12. Examines and tests malfunctioning equipment to determine defects, using blueprints and electrical measuring

instruments. 5 to 9 years

13. Measures distance from landmarks to identify exact installation site. 5 to 9 years

14. Measures, cuts, splices, connects, solders, and installs wires and cables. 5 to 9 years

15. Performs routine maintenance on equipment, which includes adjustment, repair, and painting. 5 to 9 years

16. Plans layout and installation of data communications equipment. 5 to 9 years

17. Repairs, replaces, or adjusts defective components. 5 to 9 years

18. Reviews work orders, building permits, manufacturer's instructions, and ordinances to move, change, install, repair, or

remove communication equipment. 5 to 9 years

19. Tests installed equipment for conformance to specifications, using test equipment. 5 to 9 years

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