Technician Maintenance

Charles C. Thomas

Vehicle Technician/Safety Inspector/ Industrial Maintenance

Augusta, GA

********@*****.*** - 910-***-****

Highly Motivted Individual Seeking a position with a progressive company to further and enhance my career and continue

to seek a permanent position within a company or corporation! Willing to relocate: Anywhere

Authorized to work in the US for any employer

WORK EXPERIENCE

Assembly Technician

MAU / John Deere Commercial Products - Augusta, GA - December 2014 to Present Responsibilities

Product assembly of Tractors for John Deere Corporation Conduct 5S IAW company standards

Be a part of a Team with cohesiveness and develop the end product Rigorous schedule to include working on Weekends and Holidays at notice Accomplishments

Passed comprehensive 3 training station evaluation Skills Used

Teamwork

Cohesion

Integrity

Willling to learn

Maintenance Technician

Mann-Hummel/Purolator Corporation - Fayetteville, NC - June 2014 to September 2014 Responsibilities

-Operate and perform Maintenance on 600 ton Press machines that produce automotive parts for OEM and Aftermarket car companies

-perform safety checks on equipment and maintain a cleanness in assigned work area higher than the standard!

Accomplishments

I spoke up... and challenge the status quo!

Skills Used

Teamwork

Attention to Detail

Safety

Accomplishment of the mission

Vehicle technician/Safety Inspector

North Pointe Express Care - Fayetteville, NC - July 2013 to September 2013 Vehicle Technician

Linc Govn Services - Fort Bragg, NC - October 2010 to April 2011 Vehicle Technician

Lear Sieglar Servicis - March 2003 to August 2008

Light Wheel Vehicle Mechanic

US Army, Various Locations - March 1993 to April 2002 EDUCATION

Computer Science

Meadows College of Business - Columbus, GA

February 1992 to October 1992

SKILLS

CDL, (Commercial Drivers license) (8 years)

MILITARY SERVICE

Service Country: United States

Branch: US Army

Rank: Sgt/E5

March 1993 to April 2003

Proudly served as a a light wheel vehicle Mechanic Airborne qualified, 4 years, 82nd.Airborne Division, Air Assault school, Ft. Stewart, Ga Recovery School, Schofield barracks, Hawaii

Weapons Armorer school, Korea

Primary Leaders Development Course, Fort Bragg, NC Commendations:

Overseas medalGood conductArmy Commendation Airborne, Air Assault badgesBritish parachute badge ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• 10 years US Army Vehicle Maintenance. HMMV, LMTV, MTV, PLS. LHS. HETT, MRAP

• Performed maintenance on Cat I, II, and III MRAP's. And various other military equipment

• Extensively skilled in performing unscheduled and scheduled maintenance including Phases, maintenance test drives, maintenance operational checks, and working in conjunction with modification teams.

• Assisted in the training and integration of numerous new and inexperienced mechanics.

• Comprehensive experience in working with and leading others. As an E-5, I was a manager of 9 individuals.

• Assisted in devising and implementing various program improvements, usually under a limited budget, and limited work force, To include Vehicle Final maintenance inspections

• Exceptionally skilled at identifying, troubleshooting, and repairing equipment such as hydraulics, fuel, pneumatic, drive train and engines.

• H8 Qualified (recovery)

• Vast ability in planning, organizational, analytical, interpersonal, decision making, oral and written communication skills.

• Strong ability to interpret and apply fundamentals of a Technical Manual, Schematics, Blueprints.

• Knowledgeable in Microsoft Professional, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and Microsoft Office, Fed Log

• Maintained accountability for over $300,000 worth of training equipment, weapons, and tools.

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