Quality Assurance Maintenance

EUGENE D. SMALL

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CAMERON NC *****

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

Work: 910- 432-3875

CELL: 910-***-****

Email: ***********@*****.***

Work Experience

Lock Heed Martin, (09/2009- 04/2012)- Quality Assurance Representative

Fort Bragg, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: NAY Henriquez (910)- 916-2559 – Contact : Yes

Salary:

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Quality Assurance Representative

Monitors the quality and quantity of work performed by the maintenance or supply contractor and compares it to the basic contract/ Task order task standards, Performance work statement

Letters of instruction, Technical Manuals and Army regulations. Completes corrective action reports ( verbal and written) when non – conformance is found. Performs onsite inspections for safety, cleanliness, organization and storage. Reports the findings to appropriate personnel.

Provides oversight of product quality to the customer. Functions as an honest broker for the overall quality of contract support. Performs random, in-process, and 100 percent inspections, evaluates the contractor’s monthly performance using the quality of work checklists: provides a copy of the completed check list to the primary QAR by the 1st work day of the month. Performs final inspection of vehicles as required IAW applicable – 10/-20 technical manuals.

Performs QA inspections on wide variety of equipment ( FMTV, LMTV, HMMV, 5T tractor and trailers, HEMTT, heavy duty trucks. 1.5 to 60KW Power Generation Equipent.

BAE Systems, (11/2005 – 09/2009) - Quality Assurance Representative

Fort Bragg, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: Brian Leisure, (910) – 728-0005 - Contact:Yes

Salary:

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Contractor QA Rep for several contractors performing the final inspection of equipment repaired at the FCMF (FORSCOM Contract Maintenance Facility). QA Inspector in a Direct Support maintenance operation on a wide variety of equipment (FMTV, LMTV, HMMWV, 5-ton tractor and trailers, M1089 Trailers, HEMTT heavy duty trucks, 1.5 to 60KW Power Generation Equipment, 800 to 900 series 5-ton vehicles). Comprehensive knowledge of equipment use, maintenance, repair, testing, calibration, and inspection processes. Perform initial, in-process and final equipment inspections, Quality Assurance inspections and evaluations in support of maintenance on all types of commercial and tactical trucks and associated support equipment. Perform Estimated Cost of Damage (ECOD) and Actual Cost of Damage (ACOD) inspections; verify condition codes. Make inspections in accordance with Maintenance Allocation Charts and Technical Manuals and order repair parts. Perform final inspection of completed jobs for conformance to standards and safety issues. Last contractor to ensure maintenance standards are met before repaired items are returned to the control of authorized government agencies. Test and operate vehicles and equipment as required and observe for evidence of abnormal operation. Constantly informed of all new maintenance procedures and policies with regard to the items being repaired by the FCMF to ensure most current changes and standards were applied and enforced. Keep FCMF technicians abreast with technical data received from manufacturer, Logistics Assistance Reps, and higher headquarters, including Safety Messages that required special attention or application. Conducted unannounced inspections of work sites, work procedures, and items being repaired in various stages of repair in an effort to ensure compliance with standards are met. Provided assistance to the Project Officer, keeping him informed of inspection results, proper repair techniques, procedures and policies. Gather technical data for upcoming projects and render assessments as to current capabilities of FCMF to perform additional maintenance tasks. Assist and advise the contractor Site Supervisor in the performance of the company responsibilities and obligations.

Cumberland County Sheriffs Office, (09/2001 - 11/2005) - Detention Officer

Fayetteville, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: Lt. Yvette Rouse, 910-***-**** - Contact:Yes

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Receive and process pre-sentenced adult, male prisoners who have been arrested on open charges and/or warrants from Cumberland County and other law enforcement agencies statewide and nationwide.

US Logistics, (03/2001 - 09/2001) - Mechanic

Fayetteville, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: UnKnown

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Performed major repairs and maintenance and installed modification work orders (MWO) on wheel military vehicles that included 2 1/2 ton and larger trucks, FMTV/LMTV. Removed and replaced parts, modified brakes, cab lift cylinders and installed transmission wire harness modification. Removed and replaced brake tail light assemblies, installed cab handles. Performs other duties as assigned. Utilized standard mechanic tool kit, as well as some special tools and templates for modifications. Completed over 1,000 work orders during this contract assignment.

Waste Industries, Inc., (05/2000 - 11/2000) - PM Tech

Fayetteville, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: Unknown

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Performed PM on all equipment, changed oil and filters, removed and replaced air filters, removed hydraulic systems and adjusted operating mechanisms. Utilized OTC 2000 tester, sniffer, removed and replaced radiators, replaced tires, removed and replaced head and taillights.

USA Trucks, (03/2000 - 05/2000) - PM Mechanic

Fayetteville, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: Kim Mckneil - contact: NA

Hours per week: 40

Duties: Performed emergency maintenance services for a wide variety of heavy duty trucks and trailers transiting the area; performed maintenance on braking and electrical systems, diesel and gasoline engines; belts, fuel injection problems, water hoses, and more, in order to get the trucks operating and on schedule for their deliveries.

United States Army, (08/1979 - 09/1999) - Maintenance Platoon Sergeant

Fort Bragg, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: Unknown, - Contact:NA

Pay Grade: E06

Hours per week: 55

Duties: Senior Mechanic for maintenance facilities at Fort Bragg, NC, Seoul, Korea, Fort Riley, KS. Maintained a fleet of up to 300 pieces of equipment, to include light/heavy trucks, trailers, diesel and gasoline engines, and material handling equipment up to 10,000 lb capacity. Responsible for Quality Assurance/Quality Control for the Battalion. Dramatically elevated the fleet readiness by maintaining rolling stock and generators above 90%. Performed duties as Quality Control Inspector, testing and operating vehicles and equipment as required and observed for evidence of abnormal operation.

Managed the unit Maintenance Management System (TAMMS), Unit Level Logistics System (ULLS-G), and Prescribed Load List (PLL) in support of the maintenance and supply program which consisted of various numbers of HMMWVs, LMTVs, FMTVs, 3 & 5 kw generators, and numerous pieces of ground support equipment. Conducted quality control inspections, and turn in equipment to direct support utilizing DA Form (2407/5504), resulted in achieving an equipment operational readiness rate of over 96% during unit deployments despite personnel shortages. Entered updated equipment service information into the ULLS-G box upon completion of service. Performed troubleshooting procedures of equipment vehicles and tracks using the STE-ICE, ground hop kits, and multi meters. Managed the unit Army Oil Analysis Program (AOAP) and TMDE program with zero delinquencies.

Planned and organized work schedules for as many as 40 mechanics and logistics specialists and maintenance to be performed by equipment turned in for maintenance, prepare service orders, and inspected work after completion. Maintained job-related personnel files, counseled employees and evaluated performance. Supervised dispatch of vehicles for delivery and pickup of cargo, parts, equipment and personnel.

Maintained gasoline and diesel fueled engines, material handling equipment and associated equipment. Diagnosed problems with the replace engine components such as fuel pumps, generators, starters, regulators, radiators, universal joints and other systems. Repaired electrical wiring systems, hydraulics, braking systems, and engines. Read schematics and system diagrams. Use diagnostic equipment such as Digital Computers (STE/ICE) and multimeters to trouble shoot and isolate and isolate equipment malfunctions. Used the on board diagnostic systems.

EDUCATION

College/University

Central Texas College (12/1996)

Killeen, Texas

United States

Degree: Associate Major: Automotive Service Repair

Technical School

International Correspondence Schools

Scranton, Pennsylvania

United States

Diploma Major: Diesel Mechanic Training

(280+ Hours)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Certificate – Field Training Officer, Fayetteville Tech Community College ( 05/2004)

Certificate - ASE Brakes, Suspension and Steering

Certificate - Detention Officer, Cumberland County Sheriffs Office, Fayetteville, NC (05/2001)

Training - FMTV/LMTV Tactical Vehicle System Maintenance and Operation, Theory and Troubleshooting (80 hours), Stewart & Stevenson MTT, Fort Bragg, (06/2003)

Training - Oleoresin Capsicum Certification, Cumberland County Sheriffs Office, Fayetteville, NC (01/2003)

Training - Interpersonal Communication, Fayetteville Tech Community College, (12/2002)

Training - Report Writing, Fayetteville Tech Community College, (12/2002)

Training - CPR Recertification, Fayetteville Tech Community College, (12/2002)

Training - Basic Automotive Maintenance Supervisor Course (BNCOC), APG, MD (10/1988)

Training - Basic Leadership Course, US Army, (10/1984)

Reference - Bennie Dudley, 910-***-****; 603 Onyx Ct., Fayetteville, NC

Reference - Edward Mitchell, Sr., 910-***-****; 5719 Eastwood Dr., Fayetteville, NC

Reference - Sidney Salters, 910-***-****; 6209 Streeter Dr., Hope Mills, NC

Reference - Ronnie Rivers, 910-***-****

Reference - Willie Gambage, 910-***-****; 7895 Barwell Dr., Fayetteville, NC

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