High School Technician

Richard L. Carroll Jr.

***** ****** ***** ****, ***********, Maryland 20650

Home: 240-***-**** Cell: 240-***-****

************@*****.***

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Reliable and diligent professional with a strong background in government contracting,

emergency response, military service and law enforcement. Proven ability to take swift action in

high pressure situations due to excellent analytical, problem-solving, critical thinking,

communication and leadership skills. Detail-oriented and highly organized; well-versed in

equipment testing, quality control and technical support as well as investigative procedures,

search and rescue, National Incident Management System and firefighting. Quick to build strong

working relationships with peers, management and community members.

HIGHLIGHTS

• National Incident Management System

• Test equipment operation

• Emergency Medical Officer

• Diagnostic testing

• Rescue Technician

• Safety-oriented

• Fire Fighting (18+)

• Inter-related circuit alignment

• First Aid Training (15+)

• Clear communicator

• AED Training (10+)

• Proficient multi-tasker

• MS Officer

• Electronic test tools

• Law Enforcement

• Organized

• Military Working Dog

• Current Maryland Driver’s License

• Weapons Training

• Leadership

• Investigative Procedures

• Search and Rescue

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

J.F. Taylor Incorporated September 1999 to Present

Senior Electrical Engineering Technician

Lexington Park, Maryland

Joined this family-owned government contractor to produce, deliver and modify high fidelity military

flight simulators, aircraft panels, power trays and boxes. Construct and test electronic circuits, install

point-to-point wire harnesses and connectors and replace faulty parts. Prepare equipment for all

operations including wiring, testing and troubleshooting. Serve as Communications Logistics Support

for AH-1 Cobra simulators at Camp Pendleton California, Warner Robbins Georgia and Kaneohe Bay

Hawaii. Previously supported Rockwell Collins on E2-D flight simulators in Norfolk Virginia. Skilled

Quality Assurance Inspector. Currently hold Secret Security Clearance.

• Assess operations to offer recommendations for improving safety, increasing productivity,

enhancing performance and reducing costs.

• Entrusted as lead technician while on out of town assignments, including the H-65 Dolphin

maintenance trainer for U.S. Coast Guard; headed three member crew in converting simulator,

reinstalling new fault system and upgrading other areas.

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• Member of crew that built first set of J.F. Taylor flight simulators the AH-1W Cobra’s for

Taiwan.

• Recognized as the most traveled electrical technician currently employed; responsibilities

include setting up simulators, running interconnecting cables and troubleshooting issues.

• Regularly travel nationwide on various assignments, including the installation of AH-1W

flight simulators; providing eight to 10 weeks of on-site support; training technicians and pilots in use

of simulator while operating and fixing four systems built by other companies: image generation

system, projection system,control loading system and UPS system.

• Focus intently on quality to ensure projects are completed correctly the first time; identify

discrepancies in blueprints, drawings and schematics and collaborate with engineering on a resolution.

• Regularly commended by government officials, on-site technicians and other sub-contractors

for level of professionalism and commitment to efficiency and quality while installing and upgrading

flight simulators.

• Successfully complete complex jobs as both an individual contributor and a key member of a

diverse team.

• Train junior technicians on various tasks and provide guidance on decision-making and

problem-solving.

• Experienced building, maintaining and repairing the following simulators; MH60’s, SH60’s,

AH-1W, KC-130, V-22, F-18, VH60, H65, and VH3.

• Experience with the following aircraft; E2C and OV-10, wiring and fabricating cables and

panels.

St. Mary’s County Emergency Services February 1990 to Current

Volunteer Firefighter/Emergency Medical

Technician/Driver St. Mary’s County,

Maryland

Respond to emergency incidents such as fires, motor vehicle accidents, floods, bomb threats and

rail and air crashes. Inspect and maintain vehicles and equipment; help test fire hydrants and

check emergency water supplies. Perform full range of fire activities and serve as medical

command in response to vehicle accidents, building fires and rescues.

• Focus on minimizing distress and suffering; administer first aid, implement safeguards

and provide reassurance and support.

• Lead public awareness initiatives to educate on emergency preparedness and proper

procedures.

• Fulfilled various roles over the years, from Supply Officer to Lieutenant to Captain;

completed Emergency Vehicle Operator Training and various fire and medical classes.

• Earned 10 Most Calls Run Awards for three straight years.

• Demonstrate extreme willingness to assist others at any time of the day and night;

regularly put own life at risk to ensure safety of community members.

Early Career History

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BAE Systems February 1996 to September 1999

Electronics Production Operator III February 1990 to June 1992

Lexington Park, Maryland

Fabricated various types of cables, installation of various types of electronic equipment, antennas, and

equipment racks in accordance with MIL-STD-2000. Traveled to numerous U.S. Naval Facilities,

stateside and overseas in support of the radio equipment installations and modifications for Aegis

Class Cruisers and Destroyers. Ensured equipment was properly functioning for operations. Verified

that all required information was readily accessible and displayed in the approved manner. Reviewed

operations and made recommendations to improve safety, amplify productivity, increase performance,

and decrease costs. Determined the appropriate methods and sequencing needed for operations.

Troubleshot manufacturing and inspection test equipment on electronic parts of building facilities.

Replaced faulty parts, unit wiring, and retested systems in a timely manner.

Steuart Petroleum Company June 1992 to January 1996

Terminal Operator

Piney Point, Maryland

Supervised the transfer of petroleum products, to and from ships, barges, tanks, and trucks. Served as

a member of an, “On Station” special response team for hazardous materials spills, fires, and

security.

United States Air Force June 1987 to August 1989

Law Enforcement

K-9 Specialist

Philippines

Gathered preliminary investigation information as a first responder to crime scenes. Responded

quickly to dispatched calls and took appropriate action at crime and disaster scenes. Monitored and

investigated suspicious persons, situations, and unusual activities. Directed traffic during emergency

and congested situations. Analyze traffic accidents and general traffic surveys. Instructed suspects on

field sobriety tests and used portable equipment to perform tests. Conducted undercover investigations

to expose ongoing crimes and crimes in progress. Wrote reports on arrests made, activities performed

and unusual incidents observed. Patrolled designated districts in patrol cars, on bicycles and on foot

with assistants from military working dog. Mediated domestic-related disturbances and protected

victims from harm. Checked with local pawnshops to locate stolen property. Responded to and

investigated security and burglar alarms. Searched vehicles, buildings, homes, and property for

evidence and stolen property. Conducted high-speed vehicle chases in serious and emergency

conditions. Directed and controlled crowds at parades, funeral processions and sporting events.

Assisted in conducting traffic surveys and determined problem areas. Wrote meticulous arrest and

accident reports. Inspected squad vehicles and weapons, if needed arranged for routine and special

maintenance. Kept facts recorded and organized to prepare incident reports. Maintained, handled, and

trained military working dogs. Have the ability to react quickly under emergency conditions and

respond safely. Have the knowledge and skills when handling various firearms.

Education & Training

Grantham University

Lenexa, Kansas

AS Electronic & Computer Engineer Starting October 2014

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University of Phoenix August 2010

Associate of Arts: Business

Phoenix, Arizona

Associates of Arts in Business,

U.S. Air Force 1987

Diplomas: U.S.

Military Schools

San Antonio, Texas

Basic Training

Leadership School

Law Enforcement School

Military Working

Dog School

Airbase Ground

Defense School

St. Mary’s County Technical Center 1987

High School Diploma:

Electronics I and II

Leonardtown, Maryland

Leonardtown High School 1987

High School Diploma:

General

Leonardtown, Maryland

Maryland Fire

Rescue Institute

Fire and Rescue

College Park, Maryland

Essentials of Fire Fighting I-V

National Incident Management System and Introduction IS-00700

Emergency Medical Services Officer

Rescue Technician

Truck Company Operations

First Responder

Emergency Medical Technician

Emergency Vehicle Operator

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