Maintenance Diesel Mechanic

JAMAUL SAMUELS

*** **** ********* ******, **********, Kentucky 40202

Cell: 502-***-**** *************@*****.***

Over 8 years experience in Heavy Mobile Equipment, Automotive Maintenance and Repair. A skilled mechanic; possesses the ability to; troubleshoot and repair various types of electronic parts and components of vehicle systems and subsystems. Experienced using the tools and equipment associated with the maintenance and troubleshooting of the M1A1 Abrams Tank, M88A1 Recovery Vehicle, M113 series tracked vehicles, HUMMV, CUCV, 5-ton, 2 ton and ton wheeled vehicles. Adept at interpreting complex schematic diagrams, and correcting mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic malfunctions using primary and alternate troubleshooting procedures. Trained in; heavy equipment recovery operations, in Intermediate Direct Support (IDS), and General Support (GS) maintenance.

Removed and Installed / Replaced and Adjusted:

Defective/Worn Parts & Components

Fire Suppression Systems

Fuel and Water Pumps

Voltage

Steering

Sensors

Armament & Fire Control Systems

Final Drives and Road Wheels

Batteries and Cables

Engine Components

Starting Switches

Cooling Systems

Current Controls

Power Trains

Ignition Distributors

Horns & Seals Shafts & Bearings

Wiring harnesses

Brakes Systems

Injector nozzles

Power trains

Department of Defense Security Clearance

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Maintenance Technicians / Infantry Team Member, United States Army 1999 – 2004 / 2010 - 2013

Diesel Mechanic – MPF Program, Honeywell Technologies Solutions Inc, Jacksonville, FL 2005 - 2008

SKILLS HIGHLIGHTS

Automotive Maintenance

Conduct a full range of repair, and overhaul work assignments on major components and assemblies such as engines, transmissions, and/or differentials of one or more types of combustion-powered automotive vehicles. Perform major overhaul, repair, replacement, installation and adjustment on other systems, fuel, electrical, cooling, exhaust brakes, steering and suspension. Apply diagnostic testing and troubleshooting skills to determine nature and extent of repairs or operational tests after overhaul or repair work to assure proper operation in accordance with technical specifications.

Use a wide range of test equipment, motor analyzers, tools such as lathes, grinding and seating equipment, compression testers, dynamometers, and other common hand-tools.

Accomplishes diagnosis, repair, and other assignments with little or no supervision using assorted equipment specifications data, technical bulletins and repair manuals

Instrumental in locating the vendor to conduct a training course for Registered Inspector and Cargo Tank Inspector and Tester in accordance with Title 49 CFR Part 180, held at Fort McCoy.

Contacted to provide topic assistance in making videotapes on maintenance and operator safety to be used by co-workers, military personnel, and various government agencies.

JAMAUL SAMUELS

Maintenance Operations

Worked as a maintenance team member in various technical aspects required that maintained the upkeep of various types of wheeled and tracked vehicles. Employed applicable test measures and diagnostic equipment (TMDE) in conjunction with each vehicles technical publication, to diagnose and trouble shoot malfunction. Met high standards, maintained knowledge striving to remain; mechanically, mentally, and physically adept to effectively conduct support activities during the organizations training exercises.

Continuously enforced safety awareness and risk assessment within the maintenance arena resulting in achieving a 100% Safe Working Environment.

Conducted the units Oil Analysis Program; responsible for early detection of faults that resulted in increase maintenance awareness subsequently achieving a 99.3% operational readiness rating.

Accounted for tools, specialized equipment and a maintenance facility valued in excess of $1.5 million. Instrumental in implementing security, that prevented loss of data, vehicles, or equipment.

Transportation Management

Inspected vehicles and other equipment for evidence of abuse, damage, or mechanical malfunction; complied with OSHA, CFR 49, and DOT rules, standards or regulations.

Planned, organized, and managed personal daily work activities; ensured that the work is in a manner consistent with organizational requirements, maintenance SOP’s, technical manuals and manufacturer’s bulletins.

Hooked tow trucks to trailer hitches and fastened attachments, such as graders, plows, rollers, and winch cables to tractors, using hitch pins.

Reviewed invoices, work orders, consumption reports, and demand forecasts to estimate peak delivery periods and to issue work assignments

Administrative Management

Maintained and update filing, inventory, mailing, and database systems, manually and by using a computer

Operated and maintained office machines, photocopiers, scanners, facsimile machines, voice mail systems, and personal computers.

Compiled, copied, sorted, and filed records of office activities, business transactions, and other activities.

EDUCATION and RELATED TRAINING

Continued Studies, Information Technology, Colorado Tech. (On-Line) 2008

United States Army -

Tire Inspections and Repair 2002

Specialized Maintenance Operations (63W) 2001

Maintenance (MOS 63H) Course 1999

Annual Business Seminar – Updates

Ethics, Equal Opportunity, Alcohol and Drug Awareness, Sexual Harassment, First Aid/CPR

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