Maintenance Driver

William A. Council

*** ****** **. *** * Gloucester City, NJ 08030 856-***-****

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

EDUCATION:

Smith & Solomon – Bellmawr, NJ November 2012- January

2013

• Class A CDL

• Hazmat

• Tanker

Tech- Blackwood Pennco, NJ

Automotive Body Paint Technician- Diploma July 2012

Basic Body: Analysis of metals, oxyacetylene, mig and spot welding, brazing, hand and power tool usage and safety,

rust repair, plastics moldings and fasteners, metal straightening and finishing, headlight adjusting.

Major Body Repair: Unibody construction and repair, panel replacement, hydraulic equipment,

gauges and measurements, alignment theory, movable glass repair and replacement, estimating.

Surface Preparation: Sanding and pre-painting procedures, spray gun knowledge primers,

masking, analysis of body damage, rough-out of body repair, estimating.

Refinishing and Painting: Sanding and pre-painting procedures, spray gun knowledge, primers,

masking, types of paint and chemistry, two and three-stage paint systems, painting operations, use of spray booth

and maintenance of equipment, blending, tinting and pin-striping.

Special Awards Honor Roll Student

QUALIFICATIONS:

Disassemble and Reassemble Paint Removal; Chemical Striping,

Automotive parts in preparation for Body Work Media, and Sand Blasting

Rust Repair and Panel Replacement Wet/Dry Sanding and Scuffing

MIG/Tig Welding, Oxyacetylene Removal of Paint Imperfections and

Cutting, and Plasma Cutting Runs

Metal and Frame Straightening Pin Striping

Body filler, Vinyl Sanding Automotive Detailing; Buffing and

Polishing

Paint Preparation; Sand, Prime and

Clear Coat Booth Maintenance

Operate Gravity Fed Paint Guns and Body Straightening: hammer and

Air Brush dolly methods

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Holt (Gloucester City Terminal) (Seasonal) April 2013- June 2013

• Forklift Driver

Fed-Ex August 2013- December 2013

• Delivery Driver (Seasonal)

Motor Transport Operator (Drove tractor trailers in the army for seven years)

U.S. Army- Fort Bliss, TX/Germany/Iraq/Kuwait November 2004 to November 2011

Recognized by senior officer for significant contributions of the safety of American forces

Supervised and performed daily supply convoys delivering food/water, fuel, and medical supplies to

forward units

Remained alert for ambushes, indirect fire improvised explosive devices and took evasive action

Provided 24 hour security against insurgent activity, as lead driver in the convoy was able to select

an alternate route to safety in combat situations.

Chauffeured the commander and guest VIP’s on 18 hour one-way journeys

Team Leader

U.S. Army- Fort Bliss, TX August 2010- August 2011

Recognized by senior officer for competence and meritorious service

Counseled, evaluated, and supervised two personnel in the performance of duties, delegated tasks to

endure timely completion of the mission and ensured their health, safety, morale, and well-being

Distributed administrative and training documents, taught classes,

Supervised maintenance on military vehicles and equipment

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