Maintenance Electrical

Jeffrey D. Winger

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Summary of Qualifications;

* Secret Security Clearance

* Thirty years of mechanical and electrical troubleshooting and repair/replacement of major assemblies

on light and heavy wheel vehicles, Generators and HVAC systems.

* 20 years of Maintenance Management experience

* 15 years of Logistics experience

* Possesses strong problem-solving and excellent written and oral communication skills

* Demonstrates leadership ability, multi-tasking and excellent organizational skills

* Works effectively individually or in a team setting

* 3 years’ experience with SAP and Shipping and Receiving in an automotive manufacturing plant.

* Experience with troubleshooting and repair of Generator Systems

* Certified Forklift operator

* Experienced with repairing and operation of hydraulic winch systems

* Experienced with utilizing laptop/computer systems for communication (various Microsoft

applications)

Education/Certifications

* 27 Semester Hours Education, Manufacturing and Robotics Engineering, Austin Peay State University

* 3000 hours of Automotive Mechanics, Mercer County Vo-Tech

* 40 hour OSHA/HAZMAT course

* 80 hour packaging and labeling of HAZMAT materials

US Army Education

* Advance Noncommissioned Development Course

* Basic Noncommissioned Officers Course

* Primary Leadership Development Officers Course

* Heavy Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

* Light Wheeled Vehicle/Power Generation Mechanic

* Defense Packaging and Labeling of Hazardous Materials for Transportation

* Instructors Training Course

* Simplified Test Construction Course

* Recruiting and Retention School

Professional Experience:

Field Engineer: (PTDS) Lockheed Martin, COP Soltan Kheyl, Afghanistan Sep 2012 –

Current

Working as part of a team providing flight support; interpretation of surveillance systems

products; O&M on aerostat avionics, acoustic sensors, ground sensors; operation of EO/IR

sensor payloads, radar systems, military and telemetry radios. Conducts preventive maintenance,

troubleshooting, and repair of mechanical equipment; as well as O&M of aerostats and mooring

systems in support of the Persistent Threat Detection System (PTDS) program.

Performs other duties as assigned.

O&M of mechanical equipment to include the following:

• high lift vehicles

• forklifts

• hydraulic systems

• winch systems

• tether/cable handling systems

• industrial generator sets

• power switch gear

• HVAC

• cranes

*Experience with compressed gas systems

*Experience with AC/DC electrical

*EO/IR sensor payload operations

*Familiarity with military operations, acronyms, and military chain of command;

*Effective oral and written communication skills

• hydraulic/servo valves

• hydraulic actuators, control systems

• test and diagnostic equipment

• Fiber optic transmission systems (analysis, splicing, termination)

• test and diagnostics equipment (TMDE)

*read and interpret engineering drawings/blueprints

*Photographic/Image interpretation;

*Experience in lead soldering;

*Ability to read engineering drawings/blueprints;

*Familiarity with military operations, acronyms, and military chain of command

*Proficient in computer/software operations, MS Office, Windows OS.

Site/Regional Maintenance Supervisor Mar 2008- Mar 2012

ManTech TSG, Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan

* Adhere to company and unit security measures, safety guidelines, and government policies, rules, and

regulations.

* Managed the workload, personnel tracking, and shop operations, including updating daily maintenance

and activity reports, personnel status reports, non-tactical vehicle reports, and opening/closing work

orders along with other management personnel.

* Established an integrated maintenance work force with focus on improving equipment integrity and

reliability at low sustainable costs. Participate in short- and long-range planning and execution of

programs, turnarounds, and productivity processes.

Operations /Administration

* Lead, train, and provide technical guidance and counseling to company mechanics. Set priorities and

manage time to accomplish the mission and support contracts and customer needs.

* Directed the maintenance team to ensure compliance to the daily/weekly maintenance schedule,

maintenance & Safety Key Performance Indicators (KPls), and organization requirements

. * Developed and reviewed work safety plans with the maintenance team to ensure safety issues were

addressed and understood. Set up project facilities as dictated by workload requirements. Teamwork /

Communications

* Communicated with team, management, co-workers, and customers on a daily basis.

* Coached and assisted employees in effectively maintaining equipment and deliver hands-on and

technical training

. * Reviewed scheduled work with team members to ensure all aspects of the work and scope are clearly

understood.

* Evaluated methodologies, work practices, etc., to improve the maintenance team and equipment

reliability.

* Supervised 80+ personnel, including Foreign Nationals.

* Accountable for accurate records of DRMO turn in, site support work orders, hazardous material

accountability, vehicle service records, and hand receipts totaling more than $1,000,000 in equipment and

supplies.

Heavy Wheel Mechanic Mar 2007 – Mar 2008

ManTech TSG, Deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan

* Performed electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic troubleshooting procedures and repairs on

RG31 Series, Buffalo’s and Husky’s: Route Clearance vehicles

* Provided 10-40 level maintenance support.

*Overhauled and rebuilt all types of engines, transmissions, heavy-duty driveline systems, and hydraulic

utility systems and electrical systems.

* Drove and operated a variety of government vehicles and heavy mobile equipment.

Light/heavy Wheel Mechanic Nov 2006 – Feb 2007 Lear Siegler Inc. Tikrit, Iraq

* Engine, transmission and final drive repair and replacement.

* Electrical service up to and including complete wiring harness replacement and diagnostic repairs

. * Performed the above services on HET, HEMTT, PLS, FMTV, HMMWV, and 5 ton vehicles.

* Acting foreman for Fuel and Electric Shop. As acting Foreman I was responsible for monitoring and

tracking of all daily job orders.

* I was unemployed from Sep 2006 thru Nov 2006 prior to deploying to Iraq so I could spend time

with my family.

Material Handler/Shipping and Receiving Analyst Sep 2002 –Sep 2006 Robert Bosch Corporation,

Clarksville, TN

* Responsible for the shipment of finished goods to major car manufacturing plants with the utilization of

the SAP system.

* Responsible for the receiving of all raw materials for use of manufacturing rotor and comer module

assemblies.

. * Responsible for the safe operation of a forklift in a fast paced manufacturing plant.

Motor Sergeant US Army Nov 1987 – July 2002: Various Locations Worldwide

* Directed maintenance activities and Logistics for an average of 250 pieces of equipment in Infantry,

Signal, Quartermaster and Transportation Motor Pools.

* Supervised up to 30 mechanics in electrical, air conditioning, hydraulic, construction and light/heavy

wheeled vehicle sections and power generation equipment.

* Reduced excess and outdated equipment and repair parts in excess of 1 million dollars.

* Supervised and trained new ULLS-G clerks in the ordering of parts, inventory and dispatch of vehicles.

* BNCOC instructor teaching principals and theory and troubleshooting of electrical systems.

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