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Quality Assurance Control

Location:
Hialeah, FL
Salary:
21.00
Posted:
October 25, 2014

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Resume:

Darius B McClain

**** ******** **** ****. **** Jacksonville, FL. 32244

**************@*****.***, ********@*****.***

Cellular: 904-***-****

Active Secret Clearance

Objective:

As a veteran of the United States Army, as well as a very professional and

detail oriented mechanic, inspector, and certified instructor, I can be a

very key essential to a company that will allow me to show my expertise,

skill, and knowledge to further my career to supervision or management.

Career History:

Aerotek (Jacksonville, FL.) July 2014 - August 2014

Diesel Mechanic Conducting scheduled inspections and checks of all

transport trailer vehicles, servicing and maintenance of all vehicles and

interaction with the vehicle drivers to know about the functionality and

issues of the vehicle, replacing parts and conducting repairs and tire

changes for the vehicles. Appropriately usage as well as handling of

testing tools and repair equipments, test driving vehicles to ensure that

they are functioning appropriately while complying with all set industry

safety norms and other quality measures while conducting work processes for

heavy duty over the road trucking company operating late model Peterbilt,

Volvo, Sterling, Freightliner, Caterpillar Engines, and Detroit Diesel

including all aspects of diesel truck and auto transport trailer

maintenance from performing PM's to brakes and hydraulic repairs

Mantech International (Nellis/Creech Air Force Base Nevada) September 2013

- May 2014

Lead Field Support Representative, Vehicle Mechanic POC, Lead Instructor

supporting the U.S. Air Force in instruction and training airmen, of proper

operation, operator maintenance and repair of MRAP (Mine Resistant Ambush

Vehicles). Major part exchange, on the MRAP vehicles to include but not

limited to suspensions, scheduled inspections, scheduled service,

refurbishing, testing, and repairs. Troubleshooting of electrical,

mechanical problems to determine technical solutions. Diagnosis and repair

of complex malfunctions such as, engine wiring harness issues, over-

charging, lack of power, overheating, no power/voltage and engine knocking.

Troubleshooting and repair fuel systems, air induction systems, exhaust

systems, cooling systems, suspension systems, steering systems and brakes

system. Installation of upgrades and retrofits such as AC high pressure

switch and fan cooler (IMG), fuel tank upgrade (Caiman), OGPK (Caiman/IMG),

rhino kit and bracket (IMG), EFP Armor Package, door actuator and panel

(IMG), belt and pulley configuration on Mine Resistant Ambush Protected

Vehicles (MRAP).

Mantech International (Kuwait) December 2012 - July 2013

Quality Assurance Engineer Developed, applied, revised, and maintained

quality standards for receiving, in-process, and final inspection in

accordance with company and contractual requirements. Wrote inspection

procedures. Reviews and evaluates in-process rejections and implements

corrective action as needed. Provided technical support to inspection

personnel and mechanics. Under direction, facilitated development of a

quality assurance program and overseen inspection/corrective action plans

that met or exceeded maintenance and supply standards, performs quality

assurance for all work performed within assigned mission areas, inspected

work in progress and recorded observations. Prepared corrective action

plans based on data, observations, and reports, submitted recommendations

for any required training to improve quality control processes or skills to

correct identified deficiencies.

VSE CORP . (Kuwait) September 2012 - December 2012

Maintenance Technician Major part exchange, on the MRAP vehicles to include

but not limited to suspensions, refurbishing test, repair, replace and

install electrical circuits using appropriate tools and test equipment.

Replacing transmission and engine oils, fuel and air filters, defective or

worn parts such as, seals, shafts, wheel seals, hub, tires, complete axles

including (CTIS) central tire inflation systems, leaf springs, shocks,

transfer cases, transmissions, complete turrets, turret electric motors and

adjusting turrets. Determining the extent of repairs needed, test drove

MRAP vehicles and, performed rebuilds and modifications which included

hulls, engines, transmission, and weapon systems, reviewed activity

operating schedules and work orders. Utilization of test, measuring or

diagnostic equipment, technical publications, and schematic diagrams to

troubleshoot engines, transmissions, front and rear differentials,

steering, air and hydraulic brakes, suspensions, clutches, and hydraulic

cylinders; conducted comprehensive computer tests.

Rangerland Systems (Kuwait) February 2011 - September 2012

Material Handling Equipment Repair Supervisor II/ Deputy Site Lead/ Senior

Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic Coordination and direction of subordinates

and interfacing with Government site personnel to plan work requirements

while troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing tactical/combat vehicles.

Providing training in repair on hydraulics, diesel engines, and fabrication

of parts and tools. Function as first-line supervisor with the

responsibility of directing, coordinating, setting priorities, and

scheduling work assignments to subordinate leads and mechanics.

TXM DEFENSE (Kuwait) January 2011 - February 2011

Quality Control Inspector Initial, in-progress, and final 10-20 standard

inspection after repairs of wheeled vehicles ranging from M1114 HMMWV

through M978 HEMMTT series. Ordering of parts for mechanics to maintain a

FMC (fully mission capable) vehicle status before final inspection from the

U.S. Army Quality Assurance inspectors.

VSE CORP . (Kuwait) June 2010 - January 2011

Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic Major part exchange, on the MRAP vehicles

to include but not limited to suspensions, refurbishing test, repair,

replace and install electrical circuits using appropriate tools and test

equipment. Replacing transmission and engine oils, fuel and air filters,

defective or worn parts such as, seals, shafts, wheel seals, hub, tires,

complete axles including (CTIS) central tire inflation systems, leaf

springs, shocks, transfer cases, transmissions, complete turrets, turret

electric motors and adjusting turrets. Determining the extent of repairs

needed, test drove MRAP vehicles and, performed rebuilds and modifications

which included hulls, engines, transmission, and weapon systems, reviewed

activity operating schedules and work orders

CSA. LTD. (Kuwait) April 2009 - June 2010

Quality Control Technical/ Maintenance Inspector Determine extent of

corrective action and repair parts required. In-progress inspection when

major units/or assemblies are repaired or replaced to insure proper

fittings, clearance, etc. Conducts final inspection of repaired equipment,

making visual, auditory, and operational tests to insure that all repairs,

replacements, and adjustments are made by standard. Initial, in-progress,

and final inspection of 600+ variable models of light set generators, after

maintenance by U.S. Army standards. Servicing, repair, and part exchange of

multiple models of light sets and MHE (material handling equipment) such as

4K through 10K forklifts, gators and polaris vehicles throughout Northern

Camps in Kuwait.

A.M. General/Shiptech (Kuwait) September 2008 - October 2008

Mechanic Installation, and Inspection of Frag 5 and 6 up-armored doors on

the HMMWV 1151 vehicles and replacement of faulty doors. Trained

inspection and testing of armor to determine unserviceable armor. Major

repair and part exchange 10 through 40 levels.

ITT Industries (Kuwait) September 2005 - March 2008

Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic (AOA) Add On Armor Installer Maintenance

repairs on a variety of MHE equipment such as road graders, front end

loaders, forklifts, sky track forklifts, bobcats, road scrapers, 5 ton

tractors/ dump trucks (M929 series), and bull dozers.

Troubleshooting/repair electrical malfunctions on the M929A1 and M929A2 (5

ton) up-armored tractor and dump truck. Perform assembly/disassembly,

cleaning, repair or replacement and/or modification to accessories and

heavy mobile components. Provide technical assistance and training to

fellow employees as required, major repair and part exchange on

suspensions, transmissions, engine rebuild and electrical troubleshooting

on wheeled vehicles ranging from 1 ton HMMWV through 25 ton HETT

Transport vehicles, including all trailers, 113 track vehicles and engineer

equipment, forklifts, cranes, material handling equipment. Services 10

through 40 level maintenance by U.S. Army standards, and installation and

removal of armor alongside several different nationalities as required.

ITT Industries (Ft. Carson, CO) June 2004 - August 2005

Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic Supervision of monthly, quarterly, and

yearly service and inspection at the 10 thorough 40 level of maintenance by

U.S. Army standards of 1 ton HMMWV through 10 ton HEMMTT wheeled vehicles

for the Colorado National Guard (Mates 64) including refurbishing of

vehicles. Also extensive cross-training, maintenance, service, and

calibrations of the MLRS launcher tracked vehicle.

ABN Amro (Jacksonville, FL) February 2002 - September 2003

Property Preservation Supervisor Supervision of property and preservation

department consisting of calling, budgeting, and scheduling of landscaping

and turnkey companies for minor and major repair to houses throughout the

U.S. for Veterans Affairs military and civilian who's homes are in

foreclosure or abandoned.

Ace Hardware Support Center (Colorado Springs, CO) January 2001 - February

2002

Shipping/Receiving and Order Fill Supervisor Supervised time controlled

material handling, order filling, inventory, and shipping orders sent

throughout the U.S. Inventory of stock in 150,000 sq. ft. warehouse.

Directorate of Logistics (Ft. Carson, CO.) May 1999 - December 2001

Lead Mechanic Supervision of 12 personnel in monthly servicing and part

exchange. A full range of repair and modification work on heavy/light

wheeled equipment as well as tactical/non-tactical vehicles. Responsible

for troubleshooting and repair work on suspensions, engines, frames,

transfers, transmissions, differentials, fuel and pneumatic systems,

steering mechanisms and turbo chargers. Performed skill maintenance and

repair work on multiple vehicles such as M870 and M870A1 Trailers. Tested

overhauled equipment to insure operating efficiency. Responsible for

conducting and implementation of cross training to other employees.

Engine rebuild, chassis repair, transmission repair on wheeled vehicles

from 1 1/4 ton HMMWV through 10 ton HEMMTT for the U.S. Army 3rd Armored

Cavalry Regiment on Ft. Carson, CO.

U.S. Army March 1994 - January 1999

(E-5) Sergeant Wheeled Mechanic, Fuel Handler, Supply Sergeant 63B

Maintenance of wheeled vehicles 1 1/4 ton HMMWV through 10 ton HEMMTT, unit

to third shop level by U.S. Army standards as shop foreman guiding troops

through training. Services and (PMCS) Preventive Maintenance Checks for

Safety, on all wheeled vehicles including but not limited to suspensions,

engine and transmission overhauls in support of garrison. Accountability

and issue of fuel throughout the units. Accountability and issue of unit

supplies throughout the units.

Technical Training:

. Certified POI Instructor

. Field Support Representative

. Technical Inspector (Quality Control and Quality Assurance)

. Advanced Individual Training as Diesel Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

. MHE (Material Handling Equipment)

. Hazardous Material Handling

. Inventory Specialist

. Advanced Training in Shipping and Receiving

. Major repair and part exchange on variation of Mine Resistant Ambush

Vehicles (MRAP)

. UIK (Under Armor Improvement Kit) for MATV MRAP Vehicles

. Master Driver

. Data Entry

. Staff Training and Development

. Leadership/Motivation/Teamwork

Significant Equipment:

. Kalmar Container Handler

. Terex and Linde Container Handlers

. Civilian and Government Foklifts ranging from 4k Warehouse through 10k

Variable Reaches

. MATV MRAP

. RG 33 MRAP

. MRAP CAIMAN and CAIMAN PLUS

. COUGAR MRAP

. MAXXPRO and MAXXPRO PLUS MRAP

. U.S. Army wheeled vehicles ranging from HMMWV to HET w/ trailers

. Engineer Equipment (Forklifts) 4 ton through 10 ton including variable

reach 6K forklift

. MLRS launcher tracked vehicles

. Light Sets

. All Variations of LMTV and FMTV Tactical Vehicles

. Cummins, CAT, Detroit Diesel, Peterbilt, Volvo Tractor Trailers

. Auto Transport Trailers

. Allison Transmissions

Computer skills:

. Microsoft Office

. Microsoft Excel

. Microsoft Word



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