Adrian J. Cano

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Spring Lake, NC 28390

910-***-****

abrb71@r.postjobfree.com

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PROFILE I am a highly motivated individual with a proven ability to learn quickly, create, implement, and

maintain established procedures in any environment. I further possess the ability to meet heavy work

assignments and deadlines under strict time constraints. In addition to my strong commitment and desire to

succeed in every assign task, I am able to work independently or as a team member, with a unique ability to

communicate effectively on all levels.

Employment History:

Dec 31 2011 to Dec 23 2012

Navistar Defense FSR, UIK armor upgrade, Camp Deh Dadi 2 Afghanistan

Perform Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic inspection duties on MATV variant of Mine Resistant Ambush

Protected (MRAPs). I am experienced in de-processing MRAP Vehicles which consists of partial tear-down of

the vehicles to prepare it for underbelly armor upgrades. Also have experience installing OGPKs (gunner's

turret), Rhinos (an IED Defeat device), rhino brackets and performing technical inspections on of MRAPs to

make sure they are fully mission capable. Perform the full scope of modification and initial inspection of new,

state-of-the-art, life-saving armored vehicles which contain numerous interconnected and complex

mechanical, non-mechanical systems. The technical scope of my duties included pre-shop analysis, triage,

trouble-shooting all major systems, and vehicle and systems components. I performed visual inspections of

vehicles to identify missing parts of deficiencies prior to release for inspection referencing technical manuals,

diagrams, schematics, work requests, work orders. Installed decals, applicable kit items, straps, etc. I was

required to gain and possess knowledge of the mechanical makeup operating and working relationship of a

variety of heavy combat, heavy mobile, which includes MRAP vehicles and to perform troubleshooting

analysis of all vehicle systems, assemblies, and parts such as diesel and gasoline engines, transmissions,

hydraulic systems, etc. My duties included total disassembly and reassembly in some cases, operate and

drive vehicles as required in diagnosing malfunctions, placing in an operable condition for pre-inspection.

April 5 2010 to Dec 30 2011

TACOM ARFORGEN LBE Specialist/ QA Inspector, DUCOM Inc.

Left Behind Equipment Specialist/Evaluator for TACOM Army Units either to have their weapon systems and

equipment reset (repaired) for them by the RESET program by providing logistical support in identifying

equipment to be RESET and getting it inducted into the program and returned. The Equipment Specialist

/Evaluator also provide support to Units undergoing Modularity transformation, or to provide evaluation and

support for LBE items. Provided logistical services to ensure equipment is tracked, assessed, inducted,

repaired, maintained, handled and returned to Army units according to applicable standards. The equipment

you will be responsible for evaluating (but not limited to) will be wheeled and track vehicles, small arms,

chemical defensive equipment and Soldier Systems material such as shelters, field feeding and field services

items and equipment managed by PM Force Provider. Equipment assessment is defined as -10 Technical

Manual Preventive Maintenance checks and services (PMCS), to include all tasks up to a monthly check.

• Performed equipment assessments on samples of equipment entering LBE, coming out of

LBE source of repair, in Low Usage, and being reissued to units. Coordinated efforts as

required with appropriate AFSBN/LSE/LST. Complete LBE Assessment Tracking sheets and

submit to HQ upon completion of individual and/or team missions.

• Reviewed and evaluated Technical Inspection sheets (DA Form 2404/5988E) and/or Work

Orders to identify to ensure completion of repairs, and any deficiency/quality trends or

systemic supply issues for equipment flowing through LBE

• Recommended continuous improvement initiatives to increase effectiveness of LBE

management and execution.

• Participated in any Directorate LBE meetings and/or local LBE meetings with the AFSBn/LSE

and/or Brigade.

• Complied with applicable Army Regulations, Technical Manuals, Standard Operating

Procedures, Statements of Work, etc. Report any quality deficiencies to the Regional QA

Specialist and LBE Integrator for further analysis and action.

Sep 17 2009- April 1 2010

Heavy Equipment Quality Control Inspector, Research Analysis and Maintenance INC

Analyzed malfunctions and repaired, rebuilt and maintained power equipment, including cranes, power

shovels, scrapers, paving machines, Volvo motor graders, ditch witch trench-digging machines, caterpillar

bulldozers, Ingersoll rand compressors, M998 Series HMMWVs, M1150 Series HMMWVs, HEMTTs, M1070

HETS and their fleet of M1000 articulated steering trailers, M1074 PLS and trailers, M1083 Series FMTVs

and trailers. Troubleshoot electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems on military and civilian equipment.

Used IETMS, MSD, and ICE to facilitate fault isolation. Operated and inspected machines and equipment to

diagnose defects, dismantled and reassembled equipment, using hoists and hand tools, examined parts for

damage or excessive wear, using micrometers and gauges, replaced defective engines and subassemblies,

such as transmissions, and tested overhauled equipment to ensure operating efficiency. Supervised workers

engaged in cleaning parts and assisted with assembly and disassembly of equipment. Repaired, adjusted,

and maintained M1 Abrams tanks, M109 series self-propelled howitzers, M88A1 recovery vehicles, M113

series personnel carriers Processed work orders for accuracy and timely submission to automated systems.

• Performed inspections on different classifications of wheel vehicles at the unit and DS/GS

level.

• Conducted initial inspections upon delivery of equipment; in-progress inspection as required

during the repair phase of the vehicle or component; and a final inspection upon completion

of maintenance repaired to ensure quality product outputs are met.

• Prepared records of inspection/tests and makes them available to the QA/QC Department.

Verified that procedures being used are adequate for the effective control of quality; rejects

defective workmanship and materials; verify and certify the test results on supporting

documents.

• Provides guidance and technical assistance to shop maintenance personnel inspection

principles on workmanship, procedures to be employed, and quality of work expected.

• Ensured compliance with government and corporate regulations, company’s SOP,

directives, and technical manuals to establish and maintain a quality management program.

• Coordinated with Shop Supervisor when technical problems arise and in-depth mechanical

knowledge is required.

• Cross trained when required to ensure maximum flexibility and possess technical skills in the

development and maintenance of quality programs.

April 5 2005 to Sep 15 2009

US Army Maintenance Mechanic, Technical Inspector 2-2 Assault Aviation Battalion K-16 Airbase,

Seoul, South Korea

Was tasked with conducting technical inspections and maintenance of all vehicles in the motor pool in and out

of annual services, non-scheduled maintenance to ensure quality of work was performed. Managed subordinate

personnel, providing the mentoring, guidance and leadership for excellence. Advised senior-level management

on logistics and maintenance operations ensuring proper support of deployments with high levels of readiness.

Turn-around operations, motivating personnel and building high-performance teams. Improved efficiency and

quality of operations. Utilized excellent computer skills to effectively track and analyze maintenance, and

logistical data. Computer Expertise: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Windows, Internet, Stamis

systems, LIW,Fedlog, SARRS, DOD E-mail, and LIDB

• Responsible for the timely evacuation and induction of over 150 pieces of Heavy

Equipment into the General Service Repair Program (GSRP) to Camp Carroll Korea. (MSCK).

• Trained technicians on new procedures allowing for a higher level of maintenance to be

performed without evacuating equipment to a higher-level support activity.

• Analyzed malfunctions and repaired, rebuilt and maintained power equipment, such as

cranes, bulldozers, pumps, compressors, M998 Series HMMWVs, M1150 Series HMMWVs,

HEMTTs, M1070 HETS and their fleet of M1000 articulated steering trailers, M1074 PLS and

trailers, M1083 Series FMTVs and trailers.

• Operated and inspected machines or equipment to diagnose defects, dismantled and

reassembled equipment, using hoists and hand tools, examined parts for damage or excessive

wear, using micrometers and gauges, replaced defective engines and subassemblies, such as

transmissions, and tested overhauled equipment to ensure operating efficiency. Supervised workers

engaged in cleaning parts and assisted with assembly and disassembly of equipment.

QUALIFICATION SUMMARY:

• Current government secret clearance

• Air Force Reservist

• 8 years of experience as an automotive/diesel mechanic, technical inspector. Shop

foreman

• Maintained, repaired and inspected various heavy-duty equipment ranging from M998

Series HMMWVs to MRAP vehicles

• Maintained and inspected various material handling equipment ranging from 6000 lbs

capacity atlas variable reach forklifts to 10000 lbs capacity rough terrain container

handling units.

EDUCATION:

Oct 2003 to March 2005: Attended Universal Technical Institute and obtained a degree in Automotive/Diesel

Technology GPA: 3.70

SPECIAL SKILLS

2005: Basic Combat Training at FT. Jackson, South Carolina

2005: Advanced Individual Training for All Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic at FT. Jackson, South Carolina

2007: Basic Supervisor Course (WLC) At Camp Jackson, South Korea

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