Machine Operator Electrical

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BLAKE.A.WILSON

**** ****** **** **, *****, Ohio 45812

Home 419-***-**** Cell 567-***-****

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SUMMARY

Five total years Military experience as a Light/ Heavy Wheel Diesel Engine Mechanic.

Familiar with the proper use of diagnostic test equipment used to troubleshoot engines, transmissions and electrical systems.

Skilled at troubleshooting, repairing, removing and replacing engines, transmissions and suspensions parts.

Accountable for tools and conducted monthly inventories of the Tool Room and ensured that fellow mechanics had proper tools to complete their mission.

Manufacturing professional bringing 2 years in production and fabrication, as well as forklift operation.

Results-oriented with excellent interpersonal skills.

Machine operator skilled at quickly learning new processes, technologies and machinery.

HIGHLIGHTS

Interpretation of blueprints, wiring diagrams and drawings. Crane and hoist equipment operation. Accuracy. Quality inspection professional. Familiarity with electrical systems. Expert in safety rules and operation. Drilling and tapping skills. Initiative to work independently. Forklift operator

EXPERIENCE

Machine operator/inspector, Bridgestone APM, Upper Sandusky, OH. 419-***-****. Sept.2011- Oct.2012

Material Handler, Benjamin Steel, Lima, OH. 419-***-****. Jan.2011- April 2011

Machine/ forklift operator, Custom staffing, Findlay, OH. 419-***-****. Feb.2010- Jan. 2011

Diesel Mechanic, U.S. Army, Apr.2004-Jan.2009

TROUBLESHOOTING

Used test measuring to diagnose, locate, analyze and repair problems

Proficient at reading Technical Manuals and Schematic Diagrams to troubleshoot and fix engines, transmissions, front and rear differentials, steering, air and hydraulic brakes, suspensions, clutches and hydraulic cylinders.

REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

Supervised, trained, advised a variety of mechanics on inspecting, troubleshooting and quality control procedures.

Helped to maintain a fleet of vehicles and helped sustain equipment operational readiness of 98% above the U.S. Army's standard of 90%

Conducted semi and annual services on the vehicles

Conducted scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and services on a fleet of 75 pieces of equipment.

Replaced fuel pumps, heads, transfer cases, wheel hubs, brakes, radiators, water pumps, all engine gaskets, and electrical equipment

Ability to operate, service and use wreckers/ recovery vehicles

Repaired and replaced damaged body parts

SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT KNOWLEDGE

Proficient with hand tools, air and electrical power tools, overhead cranes, wreckers, welding equipment and torch sets.

Always used correct safety measures

ACCOUNTABILITY

Conducted monthly inventories of the tool room

Maintained accurate accountability of 2.5 million dollars worth of tools in the tool room and the motor pool.

As a Squad and Team Leader I was accountable for the mechanics ability to complete there missions and to make sure they had all needed equipment.

EDUCATION AND SPECIALIZED TRAINING

Diploma, Kenton Senior High, Kenton, OH (1999)

Advance Individual Training for Light/ Heavy Wheeled Diesel Mechanic, Fort Jackson, SC. (2004)

Wrecker Operation training. Fort Jackson, SC. (2006)

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