Engineer Maintenance

Larry L. Chatman

** ****** *** **. ********, Georgia 31316

e-mail: *****.***.*******@**.****.***

Phone: 703-***-****

Active Secret Clearance

OBJECTIVE

Seeking The Maintenance Technician Position

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Over 22 years progressively successful experience as a diesel mechanic/maintenance supervisor

(Chief Warrant Officer Three) in the U.S. Army

Extensive experience diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining equipment/vehicles through the use of

schematics, technical manuals, STE equipment etc.

An Honest and Loyal Team Player, Technical knowledge, great communication skills ensuring the

compliance to policy and procedures.

Education

Environmental Compliance Officers Course (40hrs), Fort Stewart, Ga. Aug 2011

SAMS-E Operator and Supervisor Course (80hrs), Fort Stewart, Ga. Mar 2011

Senior Automotive Maintenance Officer Advanced Course, Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD. 2009.

Safety Officer Course, Fort Bragg, NC. 2007

Technical Transportation of Hazardous Material Course, Fort Bragg, NC. 2005

Unit Maintenance Officer Basic Course, Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD. 2002

Maintenance Management Course (60hrs) Fayetteville Technical College, Fayetteville, NC.

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1999

Light Wheel Diesel Vehicle Mechanic School, Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD. 1998

Family of Medium Tactical Diesel Vehicle (FMTV) Course, Warren, Michigan, 1998

Automated Inventory Control (ULLS Operator Course), Fayetteville Technical College,

Fayetteville, NC. 1998

High School Diploma, Hinesville Ga., 1985

Work Experience

ManTech International (Regional Maintenance Manager)

Afghanistan Sharana Dec 11 - Present

I’m currently serving as a Regional Maintenance Manager for ManTech International Corporation

in Afghanistan. I’m responsible for 39 Heavy Mechanics, 10 Mechanics, 15 Logistics Clerks, 4

Welders, and 4 SAMS-E Clerks. Our responsibility is to provide maintenance and logistical

support to the mission essential Route Clearance Vehicles (RCV). We sustain this with a 98%

readiness rate on over 98 RCV’s in the South West Region of Afghanistan.

87th Sustainment Battalion Maintenance Officer

U.S. Army, Fort Stewart, Ga. July 11 - Nov 11

Serving as the Direct Support Unit Maintenance Technician providing maintenance support to over 58

units equipped with over $900,000,000 worth of sustainment equipment. Ensuring they maintained at

least a 95% readiness rate.

632nd Company Commander

U.S. Army, Fort Stewart GA. April 10 - Jun 11

Responsible for the good order, discipline, health welfare, training, and moral of 120 soldiers. I was

accountable for over 7 million dollars’ worth of equipment. Responsible for the Test Measurement

and Diagnostic Equipment Center that provides TMDE support to the entire Fort Stewart Installation.

503rd Engineer Repair Technician

U.S. Army, Fort Bragg NC. Nov 07 - May 10

Provided field maintenance to over 52 combat units of which twenty-five had convoy units.

Responsible for the leadership, training, health, welfare and safety of over 25 enlisted Soldiers.

Established quality assurance program to ensure accurate and prompt diagnosis and repair of Ground

Support Equipment (Engineer Equipment). Ensured the proper accountability and utilization of all

test equipment, tool kits. Shop sets, and special tools valued in excess of 1.5 million dollars. Was

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awarded my second “Bronze Star” after my performance during the 15 month deployment to Iraq

with this unit.

37th Engineer Battalion Maintenance Technician

U.S. Army, Fort Bragg, NC. Jan 06 - Oct 07

Served as the Maintenance Technician and Platoon Leader in a rapid world deploying Airborne Unit.

Provided technical expertise and oversight ensuring organizational maintenance, repairs and services

of 85 pieces of engineer equipment (dozers, graders, scrappers, etc.) valued at 10 million dollars

stayed at a 98% readiness rate. While deployed to Forward Observation Base (FOB) Sharana

Afghanistan I was appointed as the liaisons for ManTech (IED- Defeat) Team to ensure

maintenance continuity between the military and the civilians. I was awarded my first “Bronze Star”

and the “Combat Action Badge” after my performance during this 12 month deployment.

20th Engineer Brigade Maintenance Advisor

U.S. Army, Fort Bragg, NC. July 05 -

Jan 06

Served as the Brigade Maintenance Advisor to the Brigade Commander regarding overall

maintenance and safety of over 1,800 pieces of engineer equipment to include 367 items of rolling

stock and 84 items of power generation equipment valued in excess of 890 million dollars. Managed

the maintenance and logistical operations for 12 units consisting of 278 maintenance personnel.

Coordinated and conducted the Brigade Material Readiness Review ensuring a 98% equipment

readiness rate.

HHC, 30th Engineer Battalion Maintenance Technician

U.S. Army, Fort Bragg, NC. Jan 03 - June 05

Served as the Battalion Maintenance Advisor for a Geospatial Engineer Battalion. Advisor to the

Battalion Commander regarding the overall maintenance and safety of over 312 pieces of

Topographical (Map Making) equipment to include 217 pieces of rolling stock and 22 power

generation assets worth more than 400 million dollars. Managed the maintenance and logistical

operations for three units at over a 95% equipment readiness rate with 54 maintenance soldiers.

U.S. Army

State Side and Abroad Mar 90 - Dec 02

During my enlisted time in service I served as a light wheeled diesel vehicle mechanic/supervisor in

support of a Petroleum Transportation Unit (‘90-‘92), in a Multiple Rocket Launching Artillery Unit (’93

– ’95), in a Tactical Military Police Unit (’94 – ’96), in a Forward Maintenance Support Unit (’97 – ’98),

and in a Communication Signal Unit (’99 – ‘02),

Awards/Honors

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Two time recipient of the “Bronze Star” award for Exceptionally Meritorious Service in Iraq and

Afghanistan.

Was selected as the Brigade nominee for the “General MacArthur Leadership Award”.

Awarded the “Combat Action Badge” for directly engaging in combat with the enemy while serving

in Afghanistan.

Received numerous “Army Commendation Medals” and several “Army Achievement Medal’s” for

meritorious service while performing duties as a light wheeled diesel vehicle mechanic.

Security Clearance

Secret

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